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Hi,
New to the ipad and looking for an app that will let me import documents, edit them with use of a stylus pen. Say I want to build an inspection sheet with questions in each field and I save it to Itunes in my laptop. Is there an app that will let me import that from the laptop into the ipad and then write the answers to the questions in the document using a stylus pen? Thanks very much for any help.
Guess this doesn't exist huh?
Sounds more like Tablet PC territory
You can do this in a couple of ways. Goodreader will allow you to open a PDF and then you can use the "annotate" feature to write in answers and then just email it to your laptop. Or you could could use Note Taker HD to do the same thing. NT HD has a great little feature that allows you to import a jpg and use that image as a paper template. Then you just write in the appropriate area and again email to your laptop.
I would recommend having both programs anyway. Goodreader is not just a great doc reader (pdf, txt,etc, etc) but it allows offers the closest thing you can get on the ipad to having a unified file system. It's a great thing to have. And Notetaker HD is quite good for taking hand written notes.
So get yourself a couple of new apps and your good to go.
I'm with the OP. My professor uses doc files for notes that he expects us to print and edit by hand in class. I'm looking for something like GoodReader, NoteTaker HD, etc that can annotate doc files as well.
Can anyone weigh in with a solution to this?
Look for an app called "Handy Sign" I believe it will do what you are looking for (and it's only $ 1.99).
Although, I would still recommend Goodreader to have in your devise (for all the great things it does)
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Originally Posted by naman919
I'm looking for a DOC file annotator. Handy Sign is another PDF annotator. Thanks for the reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by hapishap
Does anyone know of a DOC file annotator? I would really like to use one for editing DOC files my professors use for class. Thanks.
I don't know of one, but it occuers to me that if you normally have to print them out anyway, does it really matter if you have to convert them to PDF? It isn't like he is expecting you to mail the doc file back to him.
You've probably considered this, but I figured I'd mention it, just incase.
yeah, so far that is my solution. just convert them to PDFs.
just lookin for one less step. But yeah, i agree.
I can't argue with the one-less-step ideology, I am after all a very lazy person. :)