ANNOTATE! Annotation is a feature long sought after by users who want to add their own mark-ups to PDFs, especially those collaborating as a team on shared documents. The types of annotations that can be created and edited in GoodReader include typewriter text boxes, popup comments ("sticky notes"), text highlights, freehand drawings, lines, arrows, rectangles, ovals, cloudy shapes, text underlines, strikeouts, text insertion marks.
MANAGE FILES! GoodReader lets you create folders, move, copy and rename your files; zip, email and unzip them; plus send your files to other apps.
TRANSFER FILES! Within moments of downloading GoodReader, youll be transferring files in a number of ways: directly from your computer over a USB cable or WiFi connection, from the Internet or from email attachments. It also easily integrates with iDisk, Google Docs, Dropbox, SugarSync, box.net and other WebDAV, AFP, FTP and SFTP servers.
SYNC YOUR FILES AND FOLDERS! The amazing Auto Sync feature will work with MobileMe iDisk, Dropbox, SugarSync, box.net, and any other WebDAV, AFP, FTP or SFTP server.
GOODREADER!!!!!
The sync feature is amazing. I can annotate locally and it sync my annotations to dropbox at the touch of a button. Too good!
ANNOTATE! Annotation is a feature long sought after by users who want to add their own mark-ups to PDFs, especially those collaborating as a team on shared documents. The types of annotations that can be created and edited in GoodReader include typewriter text boxes, popup comments ("sticky notes"), text highlights, freehand drawings, lines, arrows, rectangles, ovals, cloudy shapes, text underlines, strikeouts, text insertion marks.
MANAGE FILES! GoodReader lets you create folders, move, copy and rename your files; zip, email and unzip them; plus send your files to other apps.
TRANSFER FILES! Within moments of downloading GoodReader, you’ll be transferring files in a number of ways: directly from your computer over a USB cable or WiFi connection, from the Internet or from email attachments. It also easily integrates with iDisk, Google Docs, Dropbox, SugarSync, box.net and other WebDAV, AFP, FTP and SFTP servers.
SYNC YOUR FILES AND FOLDERS! The amazing Auto Sync feature will work with MobileMe iDisk, Dropbox, SugarSync, box.net, and any other WebDAV, AFP, FTP or SFTP server.
GOODREADER!!!!!
The sync feature is amazing. I can annotate locally and it sync my annotations to dropbox at the touch of a button. Too good!
I tried it a while back, did they fix the godawful UI? It was straight basura last time I used it.I find iAnnotate to be way more organize than GoodReader. IAnnotate for life. Been using it for two years and won't stop now. All my marked up articles are in there .
Funny, I found GoodReader to be utter garbage when I got it two years ago.
For pdf annotating or in general. The pdf annotation stuff couldn't be better. context menus on long press.GoodReader has horrific UI.
If iAnnotate is better (no really good pics) then I'll give it a shot.
This. I can't stand it, no matter how many bells and whistles it has. Someone post some full shots of iAnnotate around the file browser and with a PDF open?GoodReader has horrific UI.
If iAnnotate is better (no really good pics) then I'll give it a shot.
I am hoping you dont need that Aji PDF service nonsense any more. Can you at least sync to third party services?I mean you couldn't even annotate with GoodReader when it came out! When iannotate introduced a file system, it was over. iAnnotate was the best tool I had in grad school.
The menu is way too cluttered. It has a load of nice features but I don't know how long I can use the ugly UI for.It was but iAnnotate was worse. *rimshot*
For pdf annotating or in general. The pdf annotation stuff couldn't be better. context menus on long press.
I actually purchased iAnnotate back in the day I should load it up and see if they fixed the foolishness.
Exactly. Some devs seem to miss the point that UI is important.This. I can't stand it, no matter how many bells and whistles it has. Someone post some full shots of iAnnotate around the file browser and with a PDF open?
Thanks!I mean you couldn't even annotate with GoodReader when it came out! When iannotate introduced a file system, it was over. iAnnotate was the best tool I had in grad school.
EDIT- Ill post some iAnnotate screens later.
Been pretty scared of 100% brightness ever since that DisplayMate test. 5.8 hours of battery life? And that was even in Airplane Mode, idle on the home screen without any apps running.
This. I can't stand it, no matter how many bells and whistles it has. Someone post some full shots of iAnnotate around the file browser and with a PDF open?
I mean you couldn't even annotate with GoodReader when it came out! When iannotate introduced a file system, it was over. iAnnotate was the best tool I had in grad school.
EDIT- Ill post some iAnnotate screens later.
Why hasnt apple put pdf annotation in iBooks?
I mean it would be useless for me without dropbox sync but it would be nice to have.
My Mendeley Library sits in dropbox so its easy to annotate and read papers that way.
Settings > Messages > Receive at > Caller IDSo on my iPhone under phone and messag settings I see no option to change my caller Id to my email address. Which allegedly fix my iMessage issues.
Thanks Greyface. Definitely looks nicer I think but not perfect like you said.
Papers looks good. Whats the difference between that and GoodReader/iAnnotate?
Settings > Messages > Receive at > Caller ID
That'll help with cross platform sync but you'll have to tell all your contacts as your messages will arrive from your email and not usual number.
Maroo case finally arrived today (no idea how it took so long to ship, Washington is pressed up against BC's ass). It feels really good, although unfortunately the magnet doesn't seem to trigger as well as it should. I could have requested a replacement case last week but I would have felt guilty doing it without knowing mine was a dud.
The construction seems high quality, though, and it's nice being able to prop it up a little bit for typing on a tabletop. Makes the iPad look nice and professional, too, so I might start bringing it to meetings in place of my laptop as it's smaller and works well enough for basic note taking.
Now all I need is that iPad release of Microsoft Office. Please.
Hmm doubt I'll need all that.Papers is a reference manager so it is designed for organizing a large number of papers and includes repository searching etc, on top of reading, annotating and syncing any pdfs.
Goodreader and iannotate are just pdf readers.
Thanks Greyface. Definitely looks nicer I think but not perfect like you said.
Papers looks good. Whats the difference between that and GoodReader/iAnnotate?
What GJS saidiAnnotate looks like a linux app. Papers looks real good though. Anyone have experience with that app?
It's really designed for academics and you have to buy the desktop app to get the most out of it imo. It's a nicely crafted though; the developers are from the Mac old school:Papers is a reference manager so it is designed for organizing a large number of papers and includes repository searching etc, on top of reading, annotating and syncing any pdfs.
Goodreader and iannotate are just pdf readers.
PDF Expert is decent but hasn't been updated for the new iPad yet and doesn't match the reading features of goodreader or the annotation features of iAnnotate imo. I could post screenshots but I'm trying to protect ma retinas from those low resolution graphics.
PM please, good sir!
And that's restored from a previous iPad that had a years' worth of programs and usage on it. Maybe I just need to download more albums from iTunes Match.
Oh yes, dropbox. My friend showed me a trick over the weekend to increase my storage space using my referral links and adwords, and now I'm up to 16GB in total storage
I still remember when some people wrote 'DROPBOX KILLER' when Jobs first unveiled iCloud. no, iCloud will not kill Dropbox. ever. even my business is considering purchasing the teams package to augment their backup servers and allow some of us on the design/executive end to work from home more often.
One more recommendation for Papers. It really is a great reference/research app and works well with its Mac version.
http://lifehacker.com/5854955/how-to-max-out-your-dropbox-referrals-with-google-adwords-for-free
Works better if you have an edu account
While back - there was some kickstarter to make an app that behaved like the microsoft courier on ipad- tapose. Looks like it got released today:
video back from 2011 - no clue if it ever ended up like this or not:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQO0hzKFHiw
When I get home I'll download it and try it out
I've been using GoodReader since the iPad3 has been released and love it. Reading, syncing and organizing are great. The UI is good enough. Annotating seems like a pain but haven't done much with it. Much better than using iBooks or Adobe Reader to read PDFs.
2.99 let us know how it is
So does everyone who has GoodReader not even bother syncing their PDF's to iBooks? Only to GoodReader?
How good is "penultimate" for taking notes? Seems to be on sale.
I want an iPad so bad... Haven't had a tablet yet, I've been using my 12" ASUS netbook
It's been a horrible ride for me, can't decide what's more important to me right now between these 3 items
Native Instruments Maschine $409.99 (I can get a sweet discount)
Ludwig Black Beauty $679.99
New iPad 32gb Wifi $599.99
This is what's been on my mind for so long, I can only afford one of these this year
*sigh* I don't know what to do...
I played with it when I first got my iPad 2, it's really loose but it's usable. The iPad 2 with the Smart Cover on still fit fine.Still waiting for my iPad to arrive. Quick question though, will this iPad fit reasonably well in the original Apple cover made for the iPad 1? I really liked that cover. It was so functional.
I've heard it's pretty good, but didn't know it hasn't been retina updated yet. Hopefully they'll put in a 2-up mode once it's updated now that it'd actually be usable that way.
iPad and iMaschine! (huh didn't realize it was an iPhone only app, but it should still be fine at 2x and I'm sure it's limited vs the real thing...and there's a lot of other nice music apps too).I want an iPad so bad... Haven't had a tablet yet, I've been using my 12" ASUS netbook
It's been a horrible ride for me, can't decide what's more important to me right now between these 3 items
Native Instruments Maschine $409.99 (I can get a sweet discount)
Ludwig Black Beauty $679.99
New iPad 32gb Wifi $599.99
This is what's been on my mind for so long, I can only afford one of these this year
*sigh* I don't know what to do...