
Once you setup Dropbox you then have access to any file in your Dropbox and simply click a download button to download into GoodReader. E-Mail works much the same way, once it is setup you can pull all your e-mail and see attachments in the e-mail. Simply choose the attachment you want and the file downloads into GoodReader.
GoodReader even allows you to set up folders to store your documents, now I store all kinds of documents that I may need. I do a lot of public speaking and when I get my speech I put in GoodReader and keep it there.
The feature that put this as a must have app is that you can mark up a PDF on your iPad. You can highlight things, cross them out or make notes on the side. The only downside is that I haven't been able to get the PDF out of GoodReader with the markups. It might just be the way I'm doing it but I haven't figured that out yet.
GoodReader has become one if not the most important app on my iPad. It's $4.99 in the app store and for some reason isn't universal, meaning you have to buy it on the iPad and iPhone.
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