Thread: Is the iPad suited for technical PDFs?
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Old 03-04-2010, 05:44 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by 54wo View Post
Aji Annotater for iphone may fit your demand. And the developer has begain to port it to iPad.
More info here: http://jbrink.net/annotater/

Yes, this seems like a very promising solution.

I do occasionally get a reference document or textbook in some other format like HTML or ePub, though. I wish I could handle all of these in one app (with the same annotation tools, etc.)
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