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Reading PDFs on iPhone 3G
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Does anybody know if reading PDFs has become any more elegant? Or is this version doing the same thing that the first did?
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What do you mean? PDFs have never been elegant.
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heh heh heh. well, can you at least store them on your phone, and open them in safari or a dedicated app without jailbraking or the sort?
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check out the stanza application.
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Filefront also does it iirc.
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You're looking for FileMagnet. I posted about in this thread.
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@Simon: what happens when you open a file? Does the PDF open in Safari? Can you sync an HTML or WebArchive to open in Safari?
Forget it, I'll just go to the website.
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FileMagnet holds and displays the files.
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Hi all, at the 3G intro (by Steve) didn't he mention that the new iPhone would read iWork files? It doesn't does it? (not without a 3rd part app, which I'm not even sure is avail yet)
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Originally Posted by iamnotmad 
Hi all, at the 3G intro (by Steve) didn't he mention that the new iPhone would read iWork files? It doesn't does it? (not without a 3rd part app, which I'm not even sure is avail yet)
AFAIK Mail (with FW 2.0) can display iWork attachments. I don't know if Safari can though. FileMagnet will display them too in the next version according to the dev's web page.
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Originally Posted by Simon
AFAIK Mail (with FW 2.0) can display iWork attachments. I don't know if Safari can though. FileMagnet will display them too in the next version according to the dev's web page.
Ah yes, it was in Mail. thanks.
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Thanks all, for the tips. Apparently, Apple still hasn't decided to make it easy by default.
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