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The iApp would be nice because you wouldn't have to download them and sync manually. But in the mean time, you can get the PDFs and sync them to iBooks, or go r

by johns 16y ago

The iApp would be nice because you wouldn't have to download them and sync manually. But in the mean time, you can get the PDFs and sync them to iBooks, or go right to the PDF in your iOS browser and open them in iBooks. It looks fantastic on the iPad.

macrael 16y ago
How do you open the PDF in ibooks from safari?
- johns 16y ago
  In iOS4, just browse to it. A button will pop up that says "Open in iBooks" assuming iBooks 1.1 is installed.
  - macrael 16y ago
    After you did this on an iPhone or iPod touch, did it then sync over to your iPad? Obviously, you can't do this on an iPad directly.
    - johns 16y ago
      Nope sadly. It's only for that session.
sant0sk1 16y ago
Just drop the PDFs in Dropbox and then send them to iBooks from there.