How do you transfer PDFs from mail to iBooks?
iMac, Macbook Pro, and iPad 16 GB Wi-Fi, Mac OS X (10.6.3)
iMac, Macbook Pro, and iPad 16 GB Wi-Fi, Mac OS X (10.6.3)
Can I move a PDF that I received in mail on my iPad to iBooks on my iPad?
Unfortunatly, there is no attachment icon. When I rotate the iPad to portrait view, the message pane on the left shows the paperclip attachment symbol and says it's a PDF. The PDF opens on the right so I can read it.
Very Simple, BUT, it requires you to buy "iAnnotate PDF" application which costs $ 9.99 on iTunes store under Apps. for your PDF emal attchments, and also you will have to buy "Quick Office" for iPad which costs $ 9.99 from the same place, and I will now proceed to explain you why.
For the PDF attachment, you press the PDF file and select Open with "iAnnotate PDF". Once the document opens, on the top press an icon that looks like a "file folder with an arrow pointing to the right". This will give you the selction, use the "Open in" and then select and press either of the three options according to what you have done to the document in case that you had made annotations to it, or if you want to keep it in original. By doing so, it will open another selection window with the applications installed in you iPad that are able to view the PDF file once it is transferred; ie., one of them bieng, iBooks. If you press iBooks it will automatically transfer the file and you can view it in your iBooks library the next time that you open this application and will remain in it until you physically delete it.
For the other attachments, such as, PPT, DOC, XLS, etc., follow the same procedure to open the attachment.
Once the attachment opens you will notice an icon in the right upper corner that looks like a "file folder with an arrow pointing to the right". Press on it and this will give you the selction window. Use the "Open in" and then select and press "iAnnotate PDF". Then follow the procedure described above for PDF files to send them to iBooks, and you are done transferring your attachment.
Try it as I just did it and worked flawlessly and like a charm.
Now I can enjoy my iPad much better.
Good Luck to you all.
Manuel E. Menendez
If you click on the pdf file when in mail it should come up with the document, tap the screen and a tab menu will come up. In the top right hand corner there will be an option to open it in iBooks, it will take you straight there.
1)link your Ipad to the computer
2)download the attachment to your computer
3)download the utorrent from google into your computer,its free(need internet connection)
4)double-click the file
5)click open
6)open with utorrent(need internet connection)
7)wait till it finish downloading(it will show seeding once done)
8)double click the file in utorrent
9)choose the EPUB file
10)drag and drop it into the Itunes
11)link your ipad to the computer and sync it(need to have Ibooks in Ipad)(u can download it in app store,its free)
12)click "sync only choosen file" or something like that
13)once sync is done, check the Ibooks in your Ipad. Done.
How do you do this in iOS 7??? It is showing me a preview and not letting me save it to iBooks?????
How do you transfer PDFs from mail to iBooks?