How can I read the articles on my iPad or smartphone?
Webpage: downloading to iPad to read offline: iSaveWeb Lite. There is a free version and directions are clear and easy.
PDFs: On iPad, iTouch, iPhone: You should
have no trouble reading pdf files if you follow these instructions. 1.
If you have iBooks (free app), you can download the pdf to your iBooks
library for easier access. 2. You can purchase the GoodReader app ($4.99
as of 3/8/11). When you first open a pdf article posted on our website,
copy the URL. Open GoodReader and paste the URL link on the Web
Downloads control panel.
GoodReader is a robust PDF reader with
advanced reading, annotating, markup and highlighting capabilities,
excellent file manager, TXT file reader and editor, audio/video player,
Safari-like viewer for MS Office and iWorks files. More info
On Android version 2.1 and higher smartphones: buy ezPDF app ($.99 as of 1/31/11)
PDF Viewer - ezPDF Reader - Most Featured and Best Rated PDF Viewer. More info
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