Select the device in the appropriate application.

For macOS Mojave or earlier or a Windows PC:.

Here`s official Apple`s instructions on how to do it:

Connect your iPad / iPhone / iPod touch to your computer via a USB cable and open either iTunes (for older systems) or Finder (for newer systems).

The steps can vary depending on your macOS version but basically it works like this: Apple provides a way to transfer files between apps and a Mac computer using a USB cable. Unlike the WiFi File Transfer, there`s no need to go through a complicated WiFi setup process and frustration of a WiFi network Troubleshooting. Free or paid, IOS or Android, I wonder if anyone made such a reader app yet.USB File Transfer is the fastest and the easiest way to put files to GoodReader from your computer and back. And it would also use horizontal page turning, that would be awesome. What I really would like in margin cropping is if, let's say that is the case with most books the side margins are more pronounced than the lift and right ones, so cropping does not fully cut out the left-right, so you still have to scroll down just a little to read the full page (like the default PDF reader in Android), but the professional solution would look like they would completely cut out top-bottom, leave a little on the sides so you don't have to scroll down to see a single page. In the meantime I checked out some reader apps for Android and was pretty disappointed. I wonder if any of your above recommendations (whether free or paid) does the same. It has horizontal page turning and a cool -also horizontal - scrolling of pages.

As it is the case I am checking out apps in a store as I do not own an iDevice.Īnyways, I (almost) like iBooks, the app. For the moment I will only check out Documents by Readdle and Foxit Mobile PDF which are free.

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