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However, it also supports a myriad of other cloud options.

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And PDF Expert does a great job keeping my files at my fingertips and synced.

Access to Your Cloud Library – Dropbox is my main choice for cloud storage.Its signature feature makes it a snap to enter your signature, and it will also let you store it for repeated entries.

Signature – Need to sign PDF docs? No problem.

I recently had to fill out an insurance form and did it on my iPad with PDF Expert.

Fill-out Forms – You can fill out PDF forms right on your iPad.

From highlighting to graphics to a PDF pen, you can annotate your PDFs in any manner you desire.

Mark-up/Review – Need to review a PDF? Mark it up using PDF Expert’s tool set.

Here are the features that make PDF Expert a must have iPad app: (They also make Scanner Pro which I use for all my iPad scanning needs.) My iPad PDF app of choice is PDF Expert by Readdle. Today actually, I am using it to sign a bunch of financial documents. Instead dealing with the complication of printing, signing, re-scanning, I simply sign my documents digitally on my iPad.

Signing – I use my iPad for signing PDF documents.

I can quickly read and markup a PDF with annotations and edits.

Reviewing – While I don’t do much “typing” on my iPad, it shines when it comes to document review.

I can instantly retrieve a document from the cloud via my 4G connection.

Accessing – The iPad serves as my window to my cloud documents.

It provides an easy folder system for filing my PDFs. PDF Expert is my library for storing PDFs.

Storing – The iPad does not have a direct file system.

It allows me to catch up on work (or leisure) no matter where I am.

Reading – I carry dozens, if not hundreds, of PDF documents on my iPad for reading.

Here are the various document tasks that I use PDF Expert on my iPad for: It is like having an entire PDF library at your fingertips including the ability to review, mark-up, and store your PDFs. Today, I want to tell you about managing PDF documents on your device with a great app called PDF Expert. One of the best benefits of using your iPad to manage documents is that you can take them with you. You can carry a whole library of docs with no added weight to your load.

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Previously, I showed you how to capture documents by using your iPad as a document scanner. Today, I want to show you a great app that makes it easy to manage, review, and even markup PDFs on your iPad. While I do not use my iPad for document creation, it is a very powerful tool for document review and reading. In fact, my iPad has almost replaced my laptop.

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Instead, they let you import documents from another app that can connect to OneDrive (such as, ahem, Microsoft’s free OneDrive app).We use our iPads for more and more uses these days. Tap the Share icon in Documents 2 to display iOS 7’s standard array of sharing options, and then tap Print.Īlternatively, there are lots of apps that support printing of Office documents but don’t have direct OneDrive support.

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Although their details of operation vary, the basic instructions are: set up the app to connect to your OneDrive account (if you haven’t done so already) locate and download the document you want to print and tap the Print icon (sometimes hidden in the Share popover). You may already have one of these or other apps that support both OneDrive and printing. GoodReader for iPad ( Good.iWare, $5) and A quick survey of the apps on my iPad at the moment turned up several in this category:ĭocuments 2 ( Savy Soda, $4 free version available supports only. Numerous apps connect to cloud storage from multiple providers and also support AirPrint.