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CaptainProton · 11-26-2016, 07:36 PM

Hi everyone

I'm looking for a way to establish a perfect sync for my epub and pdf collection. What I mean by that is that I would like to be able to read and annotate both PDFs and Epubs on iPad and PC, and have the changes reflect both ways. For example, if I were to make any comment or annotation on iPad, those annotations would be also available and readable on Windows. Same goes vice versa.

How Kindle app works is a perfect example. You can make highlights and they get synced on all platforms. Where Kindle fails me is support for ebooks which haven't been bought on Kindle store. Also it's good that it supports PDFs, but Kindle doesn't sync them across devices.

So I basically need an app or a set of apps that can do this for me. I'm quite flexible on choosing the tools, as long as it all works once I set it up. Also, naturally, the less different apps need to be used is certainly a bonus, but it's not necessary.

Any ideas?

11-26-2016, 07:36 PM	#1
CaptainProton Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2016 Device: iPad Air 2	Annotations sync between Windows PC and iPad Hi everyone I'm looking for a way to establish a perfect sync for my epub and pdf collection. What I mean by that is that I would like to be able to read and annotate both PDFs and Epubs on iPad and PC, and have the changes reflect both ways. For example, if I were to make any comment or annotation on iPad, those annotations would be also available and readable on Windows. Same goes vice versa. How Kindle app works is a perfect example. You can make highlights and they get synced on all platforms. Where Kindle fails me is support for ebooks which haven't been bought on Kindle store. Also it's good that it supports PDFs, but Kindle doesn't sync them across devices. So I basically need an app or a set of apps that can do this for me. I'm quite flexible on choosing the tools, as long as it all works once I set it up. Also, naturally, the less different apps need to be used is certainly a bonus, but it's not necessary. Any ideas?