Originally Posted by twerppoet

Yes, I considered that, but Marilyn already covered it, so I just contributed the only other thing I could think of, however unlikely it might be.

Best to cover all corners in this business.

True. I've waisted a lot of time in the past because I didn't check the obvious first.

I read somewhere that Open In shows only 8 apps. If you want your favorite app to appear there you probably need to delete few apps first.

I can always open in Goodreader. I'm trying to open in PDF Notes free and UPAD- both claim to support the "open in" feature for PDF's. Considering purchasing these for student iPads at school and want to make sure they do what they say they will do first.

Originally Posted by bookworm6767

I can always open in Goodreader. I'm trying to open in PDF Notes free and UPAD- both claim to support the "open in" feature for PDF's. Considering purchasing these for student iPads at school and want to make sure they do what they say they will do first.

I can confirm that UPAD works fine with "Open in... ." I haven't used PDF Notes though it looks interesting.

Hi everyone, I am new to ipad and to the forum so I'm probably going to have a lot of questions. For now I need help opening a very important pdf file (and my computer just died) but I can't find the 'open in' option.... TIA

Originally Posted by chelism

Hi everyone, I am new to ipad and to the forum so I'm probably going to have a lot of questions. For now I need help opening a very important pdf file (and my computer just died) but I can't find the 'open in' option.... TIA

Where is that PDF file currently located - on your iPad or on your PC?

Tim

As an attachment on my inbox (not regular email) so I can log in to it on my ipad

Originally Posted by chelism

As an attachment on my inbox (not regular email) so I can log in to it on my ipad

Not sure what you mean by 'not regular email'. Do you mean it's an attachment to an email received via webmail?

Tim

Yes correct