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If I need productivity I use my not "A" pc. I use my iPad1 to read documents that's it. I am not an iPad enthusiast, but I got one. View 1 Replies Sync And Backup Of All The Books And Purchased Apps Without Formatting It? May 31, 2011

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All of the online pages refer to an undo button and show a left-pointing arrow, but I can't find a screen where the undo button appears. I've started using Goodreader and love it, but I cannot figure out how to undo formatting, for instance when I accidentally underline the wrong word. But, if you're buried in FDX files somewhere in Studio City, give FDX Reader a whirl-or wait for a sale.Apps :: How To UNDO Underline And Other Formatting In Goodreader Apr 21, 2013 GoodReader's markup capabilities stay glued to the PDF, but they effectively work as well as pen marks on a printout: they're useful note-taking tools in a pinch. Honestly, PDF viewers will do the trick for most of us until a true Final Draft editing/annotating program becomes available.

And, of course, iBooks offers plain PDF reading for free, and that's not bad, either.įor comparison purposes, take a look at screenshots of both apps. It's clearly priced for Hollywood.įor the rest of us, GoodReader (currently $5) is a more versatile option. That's pretty limited stuff for an $8 app, but producers or script readers who possibly get hundreds of scripts a month could find this reader pretty helpful. It also can't be used for edits, revisions, or annotations.

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FDX Reader also works in landscape mode, but doesn't offer two-page viewing, instead offering an odd full-page landscape view.įDX Reader ($8), created by screenwriter John August (his screenplay for Big Fish is included for free with the app purchase) will break down the script with dotted lines to indicate "actual" script pages, and includes scene numbers, but doesn't show revision markings. Pages turn more like they do on Amazon's Kindle app than the way they do on iBooks. The app is minimalist: the parchmentlike paper background is softer than a white PDF, and text sizes can be adjusted unlike a PDF. It also works with Dropbox, or imports via an e-mailed attachment or iTunes. Until Final Draft's official app debuts, there's the new-on-the-scene FDX Reader, which reads pesky Final Draft 8-created files (.fdx) natively, saving the extra step of having to make a PDF version. GoodReader reads PDF versions of scripts, but can also mark them up. Final Draft is supposed to be making its own app, but it's been indefinitely delayed. Celtx works with its own software, whereas Scripts Pro works with FDX and Celtx, but doesn't have the best script viewer. iBooks has its own PDF reader, too, but GoodReader adds a surprisingly robust set of annotations for marking up your draft.įor those who require native readability of screenplay formats, Celtx Script and Scripts Pro currently support some basic writing and editing functions, but have their ups and downs. Well, so far, the iPad's been great for a lot of documents and publications.but a little slow on the uptake when it comes to the complicated formats of screenplays.įor my last screenplay revision, I actually saved my script to PDF format using Final Draft, then opened up GoodReader to check out my work. When the iPad was released more than a year ago, I imagined that it could eventually be a killer tool for reading and editing scripts, saving a trip to a printer or laptop. I've written a screenplay or two in my life.