Using a stylus on a PDF document

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Sounds like a good idea. You could convert to PDF, then using iAnnotate/Goodreader/ PDF expert ( or any of those sorts of apps,) use the stylus to write on it.

Or there are a bunch of Apps designed for shopping lists that might work equally well?

If you used an app which had an iPhone equivalent, you have the option of making your handwritten notes on the bigger ipad screen, and then just having your phone in hand as you shop.... Presuming you have an iPhone of course! Also a good way to send your list to other staff's phones if you want to delegate the shopping.....

 

I've tried the UPAD Lite version of the app, and I was able to transfer a 20 page PDF document to it through iTunes since the app supports File Sharing. Then I was able to open up the PDF file in the app and write over it and highlight things.

 

iAnnotate is well worth the money and will do what you want.

 

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I use iAnnotate to sign contracts and documents all the time. Not to mention make notes and send them off. All with a stylus if I have it but usually my finger.


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I also use iAnnotate; latest update added Typewriter feature. I like the tabbed feature that allows up to open up to 6 documents and have them easily accessible. IAnnotate supports Dropox besides it's own helper agent that works within the LAN.

GoodReader is also very good now that supports annotations, besides supporting multiple cloud services such as Dropbox, WebDAV, etc., with synchronization.

 

Question for all of you experts: how does iAnnotate compare to the annotation functions on Goodreader? Seems to be no point in getting two apps to do the same thing if one can do everything.

 

Goodreader is good for a lot of things, also annotating PDFs. But it sucks at DISPLAYING PDFs, especially when you scroll through pages. It's never as smooth as iBooks (but of course iBooks can't do anything practical except displaying)