iPad PDF reading app

peustace

Hey folks

Trying to find a good ipad PDF reading app which allows you to sort your PDFs into appropriate folders, is easy to navigate through and can also allow you to bookmark your pages.

I know of Goodreader (anyone use -thoughts?), and I am currently using Dropbox to organise my pdfs but would rather not rely on internet connectivity in order to access my content.

any suggestions?

Arciphel

I'm looking for the same thing for college...

naasrd

There's a pretty decent collection in the App store, I've just gone back to using iBooks and saving all my documents there on the shelf as PDFs. I'd give it try first.

dodzy

peustace wrote: »

Hey folks

Trying to find a good ipad PDF reading app which allows you to sort your PDFs into appropriate folders, is easy to navigate through and can also allow you to bookmark your pages.

I know of Goodreader .....
any suggestions?

Have it too, but have not needed to use it much. Gets great reviews.
Some detailed FAQs / instructionals here

Sad Professor

GoodReader is the best.

Lister1

iAnnotate is one that I use


http://www.branchfire.com/iannotate/

digitaldr

I've been using goodreader on iPhone 4 for ages. Find it excellent and is updated frequently.

japanesebanana

Papers is good. You can import from dropbox, if they are in folders Papers will create a folder in the library for it, alternatively you can create your own folders. Just make sure there are no corrupted files or it will just read "error" and won't import anything.

kellogscoffey

I'm using iAnnotate. It was about €6 in the app store, but you can create folders very easily and move files around and all that, it's pretty good.

Simon201

I've used 'Files' for a while. Pretty good, you can do folders etc in it. Has its own browser as well.

3DataModem

Good reader is perfection in my opinion.

peustace

thanks for all replies, can you bookmark your progression through PDFs using Goodreader ... (maybe I should google this!)

peustace

looks like it can!

Bellu

GoodReader is great for me.
And read this nice review: http://www.wired.com/reviews/2011/11/essentnials-goodreader/

The Black Oil

Going to try Goodreader based on the reviews in this thread.