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Having trouble opening a PDF file on the ipad with PDFReader Pro

As far as I know, PDF Reader Pro is not an Adobe product:
http://itechdevelopmentsystems.com/pdf-reader-pro-edition-for-ipad_1_1_s_3_15.html

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PDFReader Pro slow

I have found that PDFReader Pro is very slow when moving from page to page. Touching the < and > arrows is the same as touching the edge of the page. The problem exists for both of the documents I am trying to read. One is 50 KB and the other is 3 MB.

Try Fast PDF, United Reader, or free Cloudreader. I like FastPDF, seems like the best one so far. Avoid good reader, that app lags when zooming.
FastPDF
http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=CA#/watch?client=mv-google&v=wCdWk V4H6Eo

Reading (and searching, use of TOC and index) Acrobat files offline

OK - I have tried several things in effort to read PDFs offline.
The 'tools' that allow me to access these files PDFReader Pro and GoDocs are incapable of doing searches, use TOC, and index.. It is basically a picture of a PDF. They also present it in the linear form where I need to actually scroll the 343 PAGES to get to the information I want to read mid-way into the document.
Is there a realistic tool that actually properly presents PDF files offline and allows it to be used as it was intended? OOPS - correction Safari cant display this right either.... never mind ....
Thanks
Message was edited by: EmbeddedGeek
I removed an erroneous statement that safari can properly display PDFs - it can't provide search, index/toc accesses. Bogus!

On a possibly related note, see http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20004258-263.html?tag=mncol;txt for a way to ADD stuff to the TOC. I'm just passing this along, I haven't tried it.
Doug

IPad Acrobat DC DRM eBook University Unable to Unlock Protected PDF: other reader works

This post was updated on May 2:Added DRM software name and new attempt to open store the ebook in acrobat cloud and open from there.
Repeatable Yes I have tried on multiple eBooks
DRM software: protectedpdf from Vitrium
Acrobat DC Reader (same behavior on the old Acrobat reader for iPAD)
iPAD2
iOS 8.3
I was hopeful this new version of PDF reader would allow me to open eBooks from my university. No such luck. It's not the university PDF because PDFReaderPro across iOS types opens the Vitrium powerpdf protected ebook's just fine.
Behavior: Unable to enter in user name and password. Fields are viewable, but I'm unable to enter data in either field.
...So I send it (image below ) to PDFReader Pro and the document opens after I type in my university username and password.
Adobe. Why can a 3rd party open a DRM PDF file, but not Adobe?
PS, works fine on the Desktop using Acrobat readers. It is Not the file.

Hi,
Currently, Adobe Reader for iOS disallows any changes (e.g. adding annotations, filling out text fields) to protected or encrypted PDF documents.
It is one of the known limitations in Adobe Reader mobile products (for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone).
You can use the Feature Request form. The Product Management team will take your request into consideration for a future release of Adobe Reader for iOS.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

PDF merge limitations...

I have a question for the Acrobat gurus. I can merge multi pdfs up to 106 pages. My problem is that we deal with high page count media and I am having issues with merging anything over 106 PDFs into one at a time. When Acrobat is merging, it hits page 107 and closes itself out of the program. I have tried this with different PDFs thinking I could be running into a corrupt file, but I get the same result everytime. Any ideas?

Perhaps it is the difference between the iPad 1 & 2 and another original iPad user will be so kind as to test as you did? The PDFReader Pro documentation, in discussing problematic PDF formats, suggests opening the file with Preview on a Mac and doing a "Save As..." to convert to a more iPad friendly version of the file. I tried that but it didn't work. I also tried a complete reset of the iPad which similarly failed. I mis-stated my problem with the other attachment: it was not a 2 page outline as a Mail attachment, but rather a large single page poster of over 3 MB. The iPad 1 seems to be able to handle large multi-page PDF files as onely one page at a time needs to be rendered: It just seems to choke on large complex pages.
I actually moved-up from an Apple ][ to the 128K Mac in 1984. My current iMac appears to be the same vintage as yours. Curious as to the upcoming refresh of the MacBook Air with Lion as it might be a solution to the screen-size and other limitations of the iPad and probably will boot and run much faster than my "oldest iMac to support Lion" model.

Ipad PDF app that will allow printing of only the part of the form that is filled in?

I have a specific job I would like to do with an ipad... I need to be able to fill out a current PDF form and print out only the part that I typed. It will be printed on a ready made, pre-printed form. Is there an app for this? I have tried PDFReader Pro, GoodReader, pdf-notes, Documents 2, FileApp, and Touch-Fill-Go. I also looked into PDF Expert but their tech support said that it would also print the entire form. I also need it to clear the form and not save it as I need to use it over many times. The "job" is a medical record form that has been created in adobe acrobat to be used with a computer. Our records are still in paper form so the patient medical record sheet is preprinted with the client info. So, if the dr (me) wants to use an ipad to type up the medical record we only want that typed portion showing when printed onto the patient current medical record sheet. Basically this works great with a pc or mac but I would like to use an iPad. I hope I haven't been too confusing. Thank you.

Since the documents are on the server and not your work computer it doesn't matter that your work computer is off.
Usually computers on a work network are firewalled from the internet. Without knowing the details of your network it is impossible to know wether it is possible. Perhaps you should speak to the IT person at your work.
If it is possible you will probably need an app that can access the documents on the server using a compatible protocol. I am not aware of an app that handles standard Windows file sharing. Goodreader can do ftp and webDAV. You may require something like webDAV enabled on the server.

Images on a pdf file not showing on iPad

I received an email with an attached PDF file. When I open the 250 kb PDF file with 7 pages I do not see any of the images on the document, If I open the same PDF file on my Mac the images are on the document. I have tried opening this PDF file on my iPad by just pressing on the attachment icon and holding my finger on the attachment icon and then selecting Quick Look and "Open with" PDFReader Pro and GoodReader (both apps on my iPad). None of these options show the images

I'm having a similar issue. I have a PDF form for clients to fill out on the iPad that they submit and goes to my email. Well when I check the email on a mobile device (iPhone 4 or iPad 2) the PDF is there but all the fields are blank! If I check the same email from my desktop or lap top the fields are filled in! I can't figure it out, anyone please help:)

IPad & PDF files: Blank sheet displayed

when I try to open PDF files (received by e-mail) with PDFReader Pro, I get a blank page. When I attempt to open with iBooks, I get an error message about type of file.
Anyone ecnoutered this? Any solutions ?
Thanks

What is your operating system? Reader version? Are these local or online PDFs? If online, in what browser?
Can you post a screenshot: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1070933

I have an older macbook circa 09 and purchased a new macbook pro 2012. The older one has been backed up to an older time capsule. How do i move the files to my new macbook?

I have an older mackbook pro circa 2009, i thought it died on me it just went completely black. I later found out just a bad battery i purchased a new one in the interim. Now that i have discovered the problem i bought an older time capsule and backed up the older macbook i now want to transfer my personal files to my new macbook pro to maintain one personal mackbook. How can i move the files from my time capsule to my newer macbook pro?
thank you in advance for your help!!

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How to Install Windows 8.1 Pro with Bootcamp

I have an early 2011 MBP 15" that's running Mavericks, and I just got Windows 8.1 Pro with an install disc. I'd like to install W8 with Bootcamp, but I can't seem to find any guides on doing this, as most people have retina MBPs which have no optical drive (bad design choice, IMO), so they utilize a flash drive. How would I go about doing this properly?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
With a disc it's much easier to install Windows 8.1 on your MacBook, because the steps are the same as for any other Windows version.
Boot Camp Assistant (in /Applications/Utilities) will guide you through the first steps. Then, follow Apple's steps to install Windows 8.1 > http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1636/en_US/boot_camp_install-setup_ 10.8.pdf

Memory on Macbook Pro keeps decreasing like crazy!

Okay, Ever since I installed OS X Mavericks onto my Macbook Pro (Early 2011, 320 gb if that helps anyone?) , I've started to notice a big decrease in my hard drive space, even when I'm not downloading anything? I've even moved a couple of movies to my external hard drive and then had them deleted from my mac and the memory decreased even more!
But the strange thing is, I turned off my macbook and then turned it back on to see if something would happen (before I turned it off, I had near 143 gb of free space). After I turned it on I checked the amount of memory to see if it had changed, and it went to 155 gb of free space. BUT-- I checked again about 15 minutes later after checking some emails and it went down to 151!
Can anyone PLEASE help me with this?!

Your title says Memory, but your description refers to your HD storage space. The two are different..
" and it went to 155 gb of free space. BUT-- I checked again about 15 minutes later after checking some emails and it went down to 151!"
SMC reset
Shut down the computer.
Plug in the MagSafe power adapter to a power source, connecting it to the Mac if its not already connected.
On the built-in keyboard, press the (left side) Shift-Control-Option keys and the power button at the same time.
Release all the keys and the power button at the same time.
Press the power button to turn on the computer.
Note: The LED on the MagSafe power adapter may change states or temporarily turn off when you reset the SMC.
Read: About Time Machine's 'local snapshots' on Mac notebooks
As for Memory / RAM
Mavericks is designed to use RAM differently for good reason. Normal
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/06/12/compressed-memory-in-os-x-109-maverick s-aims-to-free-ram-extend-battery-life
Mavericks uses RAM much more efficiently than any other previous version of OS X. Mavericks now has a memory compression feature that will compress the memory occupied by applications that aren't being actively used and give the freed up RAM to the application that needs it the most.
Memory Pressure graph that tells you how stressed is the system in terms of memory.
Fore more information about OS X Mavericks new system management technologies visit:
http://www.apple.com/osx/advanced-technologies/
See page 5 here:
http://images.apple.com/media/us/osx/2013/docs/OSX_Mavericks_Core_Technology_Ove rview.pdf

I am having problems connecting my apple tv to my projector using my macbook pro

I forgot how to connect my apple tv to my macbook pro. Please help.

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I have Macbook Pro 13" mid 20012. How to install Windows 8 onto the mac using DVD? 10.8.3

the title says it all.
i have windows 8 DVD and i would like to have a clear instructions on how to install windows 8. I dont understand the need for USB

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
You need a USB drive to install the Windows support software. It contains all the drivers that your MacBook Pro needs, and you will have to install them after finishing the Windows installation. If you don't install them, a lot of things won't work: the wireless card, the sound card, the brightness, the trackpad gestures... Apart from that, you don't need it for anything else.
Apple has released the official steps to install Windows 8 on a Mac, so if you want, print this PDF > http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/boot_camp_install-setup_10.8.pdf

Cannot boot from usb flash to install Windows 8 on Macbook Pro 13"

Hi! All
I have a 2011 Macbook Pro 13" and I want to install Windows 8 on it. I use bootable USB stick, which I can boot fine from on my PC, so I assume it's not the USB stick that is a problem. First of all Bootcamp didn't recognise it. Fine, I partitioned the laptop's hard drive myself. Then while rebooting I held the Option key to manually select the USB drive, but it did not appear on the list. As someone suggested on the internet I even replugged USB stick to another slot during while on that screen, but it didn't help too.

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
You can install Windows from a USB drive in one of these Macs:
- MacBook Pro with Retina display.
- Mac mini (Mid 2010 and newer).
- MacBook Air.
- iMac (Late 2012).
You don't have any of these computers, so you can't install Windows through a USB disk. Its firmware doesn't allow you to start up from your Windows installation disk.
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How do I connect my MacBook Pro to a projector? I don't know what my port is called.It has 3 rows of 8 pins???

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2541
Connecting an External Display or Projector To connect an external display orprojector with a DVI connection to your computer: 1 Turn on the external display or projector . 2 Make sure the display cable is connected to the external projector or display. 3 Connect the display cable to your MacBook Pro . Your MacBook Pro automatically detects the external display. 4 Adjust the resolution on the external display by using the Displays pane of System Preferences or the Displays status menu in the menu bar.
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