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HELP! When I open a PDF file that has been edited (text deletions, insertions, sticky notes attached, highlights applied, etc.) none of the edits show when viewed through iBooks on my iPad2. If I open the same PDF file on my desktop computer, all the edits are visible. All I need to be able to do is to see the "edits" on my iPad. Can anyone tell me what App can do this?
Thank you,
CD:confused:
Perhaps Cloudreaders could do the trick?
Sent from my iPad 2 using iPF
Make sure you have the latest version of the PDF on you iPad. Either sync it or email it to yourself.
Sent from my iPad2 using iPF
With what app are you doing the editing of the PDF?
Most times, if that PDF file is not "flattened" - as in, the changes aren't baked in, then another app is not going to be able to see the changes. Adobe will, on your computer, just not another app.
I know of two apps, off the top of my head, that allow you to make the kind of changes to mentioned to a PDF and then give you an option to flatten them for reading in other apps - Goodreader ($4.99 USD) and iAnnotate ($9.99 USD).
I am sure there are others, but I can't recall any at this moment. So, take a look at those two ... see if they'll do what you wish/need.
Good luck.
Marilyn
Hey! Now I know what flattened is... thanks Marilyn. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mickey330
The program Notability does this and is only $0.99!Quote:
Originally Posted by cathydow
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