iPod touch Reading PDF on ipod

[ninelives1]

I have a pdf book on my computer and i want to be able to read it on my ipod touch. is this in anyway possible

 

[Teppic]

I use two programs to transfer PDF files to my iPod Touch for reading: Stanza and FileMagnet. I have a Mac, but not sure if they work with PC's.

Virtually any file or web page can be printed to the iPod Touch/iPhone as a PDF as well. Here's a link that describes this:

http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20081029052939296&mode=print

Cheers

 

[840quadra]

You can also email the PDF to an account your iPod Touch can see.

 

[ninelives1]

any free ways? like maybe free apps similar to what you were talking about

 

[burningbright]

I use Files lite. You can store up to 200MB of files in a variety of formats. You can't leap to a numbered page on the free version, but it will open the pdf at the last page read.

 

[Ivan P]

any free ways? like maybe free apps similar to what you were talking about

You can also email the PDF to an account your iPod Touch can see.

What 840quadra said. If you have an account set up in the Mail app, you can email the PDF to that account and view it on the iPod.

 

[discoforce]

any free ways? like maybe free apps similar to what you were talking about

I just got my 2g ipod touch and found AirSharing does the trick.

 

[sandman42]

I just got my 2g ipod touch and found AirSharing does the trick.

Yeah, AirSharing will let you do it, but unfortunately it's not free ($6.99). It does do some pretty cool stuff, though. Your Touch becomes a network drive and you can put any files on it, and the ones that the OS can interpret (Excel, Word, PDF, PPT, iWork, .mov, etc, etc) are viewable in the app.

 

[discoforce]

Yeah, AirSharing will let you do it, but unfortunately it's not free ($6.99). It does do some pretty cool stuff, though. Your Touch becomes a network drive and you can put any files on it, and the ones that the OS can interpret (Excel, Word, PDF, PPT, iWork, .mov, etc, etc) are viewable in the app.

Whoops, forgot it's the one app that I've have paid for. I've found it completely worth it though. Personally, I think it's time to turn on "disk use" but that's another thread...

 

[burningbright]

Yeah, AirSharing will let you do it, but unfortunately it's not free ($6.99). It does do some pretty cool stuff, though. Your Touch becomes a network drive and you can put any files on it, and the ones that the OS can interpret (Excel, Word, PDF, PPT, iWork, .mov, etc, etc) are viewable in the app.

Files Lite does the same things, and it's free.

 

[M. Poirot]

Files Lite does the same things, and it's free.

mobilefiles from quickoffice is also free and is useful if you have a mobileme account....and if you can get it to work as some users, myself included, can't get it to save our account details🙁