Which one is better for saving, reading, and highlighting pdfs for different courses? Pros/cons of each? Do either have an easy way to copy sections from a pdf and put them in a document or email, like for saving citations for a paper? I'd rather not buy both because I'll probably end up storing everything in one place, but if you have both what do you like/dislike about each?

Thanks for your help

There are different funtion between them. Goodreader use to read pdf. Pages use to create word document.

Pages can save documents as PDF, but it can not load or edit them.

Originally Posted by kate.

Which one is better for saving, reading, and highlighting pdfs for different courses? Pros/cons of each? Do either have an easy way to copy sections from a pdf and put them in a document or email, like for saving citations for a paper? I'd rather not buy both because I'll probably end up storing everything in one place, but if you have both what do you like/dislike about each?

Thanks for your help

my understanding was that goodreader is used for file management, saving files, and viewing them. you cannot edit files using goodreeder.
pages is a file create tool that allows you more of a microsoft word experience for creating and editing.

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