#Pdf expert app how to#

Why not give your reader a clickable/tappable table of contents? When you open a PDF with Bookmarks on the iPad, however, GoodReader and PDF Expert calls them “Outlines” although you could still add your own separate “Bookmarks” in the apps.

Edit Bookmarks & Outline: PDF “ Bookmarks” are sadly one of the most fantastic but UNDER-utilized features of PDF files.

This isn’t UNCRACKABLE, but it’s a “reasonable” step to discourage the layman from inadvertently opening a file they shouldn’t. PDF Expert 6 will now let you easily add a password to a PDF file. One of the simplest ways to protect a Microsoft Word or PDF file is to require a password to open the file.

#Pdf expert app how to#

Password Periphery: MANY people ask me about encrypting files and we can go down loooooong rabbit holes on how to do this.Big Plus Button: Readdle added a nice big blue plus button in the bottom right corner so you can easily create a new file or folder, or pull in a file from iCloud Drive or your photo album.

I wouldn’t say it’s a new coat of paint, but kind of like they power-washed it, and then added some trim to spiff up the place a little. Snazzier Digs: Slightly more polished interface.Some of the best new features, however, require an additional, in-app purchase. The version of the app is now “ PDF Expert 6” and the good news is that if you’re already using an older version of PDF Expert (which has historically always cost $9.99), the “basic” update is free. I declare this update edges PDF Expert slightly ahead of my go-to recommendation of GoodReader. Readdle dropped a MAJOR update to PDF Expert yesterday (May 10, 2017) that includes AMAZING features for legal professionals.