Grouping pdf files on ipad

I get my daily newspaper on my ipad, but I have to be connected to the net in order to browse the pages. I can add any single page to Books as a pdf file and have it available when I am offline, but having to do this task everyday to 60+ pages is alot of work.
I have two questions:
1) How can I select more than 1 pdf page to open them in Books?
2) How can I group those pages to create one eBook with my newspaper?

While my iPad hasn't arrived yet,Goodreader plus Dropbox works a treat on my iPhone, so I can heartily recommend trying it. Goodreader will cost you a buck and a 2GB Dropbox account is free, so there is no reason not to start with this approach.
Yes, you can do the iTunes sync thing if you want, but Dropbox means that you can add PDFs via ANY Of your machines and then - almost immediately - have them available on your iPad.
One thing to note: you can download PDFs off of the web via GoodReader and then stash them into your Dropbox using Goodreader so that they are accessible on your other machines if you want to.

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Welcome to Apple Support Communities!
If I understand your question, you want to read pdfs on your iPad, not create or edit.
Drag pdf files to the iPad icon in Finder while connected to your computer via the USB cable.
They will show up in the iBooks application
(If you don't already have iBooks, it's a free download from the App Store.)
Once installed, there are two buttons at the top left of the Bookshelf.
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Also for pages.
thnx

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I wonder if there's a way to import pdf files into an iPad and then opened it. The reason I am asking this is that I have thousands of pdf files (books, articles, etc.) which I would like to read on a portable device like the iPad. But as I browsed through the iPad specifics I did not find any mention of the "Preview" application or some type of pdf reader. Any thoughts on that would be most appreciated.
Regards.

I was under the impression you could import them into pages but what you actually do is export PDFs using http://www.epub2go.com/Web/default.aspx and turn them into EPUB which would then be dragged into the books section and you could see them in iBooks.
Great news. I have been using Pages for base editing and then using a secondary application turn the content into Styled HTML/XML files for conversion to chapter/metadata annotated EPUB files. Will have to test this work flow out as soon as I can find the time. Was disappointed with Calibre PDF conversions and "layout" EPUB authoring applications.
Several developers are working on creating apps that would do the PDF to EPUB automatically.
Like many, I am hoping that Apple will eventually add an option to Pages that could target the word processor layer for direct export as EPUB with properly functioning annotations.
You'd get the full functionality of any other book in iBooks with your PDF. It's a little time consuming but it's a workaround.
Not as time consuming as my current work flows. My problem is that Pages is a very easy to use app for the creation and design of non-professional but still nice looking electronic media. Unfortunately, its PDF export doesn't annotate files properly (i.e., even well enough to match Preview's, Adobe's, Sony's, or various other software/firmware reader capabilities) requiring the use of other applications and work flows to make up for these deficiencies. Same is true for my EPUB but requiring a third application in the work flow.
Let me know if you want any more information on it.
I, for one, would be interested to know if the site you referenced processes images or is text only? Are there any know issues with any of Pages "special" features such as shadows, frames, borders, "group" content, justifications, etc? How about PDF annotations? If pre-entered in the PDF file before conversion, will they carry over to the EPUB file? While I will really want to check most of these things out for myself, any "heads-up" information would be greatly appreciated at this time. I really like the way the iBooks reader works. Things like the display of pages remaining in the current chapter just don't seem to be found in many other such reader apps and in one night I've come to depend on them when making a decisions as to how much more to read before closing the book, turning of the lights and going to sleep.
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Grouping pdf files on ipad

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