Readdle Pdf Expert For Mac
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Nov 12, 2015 It is an especially useful app if, like me, you are pretty deep into the Apple ecosystem: I have Readdle’s PDF Expert on my iPhone, iPad, iMac, and Macbook and, with the help of Dropbox, I can sealmlessly move between my devices without having to do things like email to myself whatever document I’m working on. Readdle is out with a new version of its PDF Expert for iOS that includes a new design and editing features. PDF Expert 6 for iPhone and iPad features new editing capabilities, a streamlined.
Today Readdle updated and with two new features - Apple Pencil support for the iPad Pro and file transfer between the Mac and iOS. In my initial tests, Apple Pencil worked well in most circumstances and file transfer may come in handy for some people, though it's a little cumbersome compared with saving PDFs to a cloud storage service. PDF Expert for iOS has added Apple Pencil support for marking up PDFs on the iPad Pro.
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Apple Pencil support allows you to easily highlight a document or take notes in the margins. Both features work well and are great for anyone who marks up PDFs. I ran into one small snag highlighting a PDF with the Apple Pencil. 
In my tests I tried highlighting Readdle’s PDF Expert user guide.
The experience was great until I hit an image of an icon surrounded by text as seen in the screenshot below. Highlighting wouldn’t skip over the image unless I proceeded to drag down to the next line of text. It’s a small issue that most people shouldn’t run into regularly, but it was an irritating interruption when I was in the middle of highlighting the document. PDF Expert highlighting cannot skip over inline images.
The second feature is dubbed Readdle Transfer and lets you hand off PDFs you are working on between a Mac and iOS device. For Readdle Transfer to work, PDF Expert must be open on your iOS device and Mac and connected to the same WiFi network. When you are ready to transfer, the process is easy.
On the Mac, an iPhone button will appear in the upper righthand corner of the toolbar of PDF Expert. Clicking on the button reveals a dropdown list of open PDFs on your iOS device that can be pulled onto your Mac. On an iOS device, the sidebar list of PDF sources will include a ‘Mac’ entry if PDF Expert is open on your Mac.