Pdf File download from a message board

I can open pdf attachment on my favorite message board, but how can I store it on my iPad for viewing when I am not in WiFi range (at the race track)?

Albert1956-
I know a round-about way to do this using the GoodReader App. In Safari, press and hold on the link to the PDF. Select Copy from the menu that appears.
Then go to the GoodReader App, select Web Downloads in the right side of the screen and then select Enter URL. The window where you would enter the URL should contain the just-copied URL.
Once downloaded into GoodReader, you can read it there. You also have the option to E-Mail the file, which can then be opened in iBooks.
Fred

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