Thread: Which eBook Reader App?
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Old 07-13-2012, 10:48 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The iPad doesn't have a stock PDF reader - you need to install some app or other to handle them. I'm guessing you have iBooks installed? That will read PDFs, but it's not a very good PDF reader. Goodreader (which costs, I think, $5) seems to be the one that most people think is best. It really is excellent.
I don't know if my son or wife installed a PDF reader on the iPad, though it would be very uncharacteristic of them to install a PDF reader on any device. I just know that her iPad has always had the ability to read PDFs from the mail client. It might be the mail client, all I know is it is basic reader but PDFs look good on it.

I heard good things about GoodReader, looks like the price dropped by half. I would pick it up in a heartbeat if the iPad is mine.
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