let users upload their own pdfs. As a grad student i would like to read my textbooks.
As it stands I cannot read my own material. I have therefore spent $20 for this app and cannot use it! I am very disappointed as I had high hopes this app would help me.
Is there a way to open my own pdf files with your app?
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Currently we do not support PDF. There are some accessibility issues with PDF format in general. We will keep you posted if there are any changes.
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Wade H
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I completely agree with the anonymous grad student. Why would I pay for your application if you don't provide the ability to access .pdf files. I MIGHT take a free look if you put it on AppsGoneFree for a free trial. I'm not inclined to spend $20 for something that cannot be fully useable for me. Your post was over a year ago Shajey. What's the status of the accessibility issues you mentioned on 2/26/12? Are you willing to go AppsGoneFree for a trial? Thanks for you reply (please).
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Nancy R
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Can documents be saved in a DAISY format using a converter, moved to an ipad through application such as dropbox, then be read using Read2Go?
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Riaz
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Hi there
I am trying to load books from gutenberg.org but i failed, do not know to load books epub etc . please help me. -
Mary Westendorf
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You can use Bookshare to download any text book so you should be able to get your grad student books. Call the help desk if you need help. 650-352-0198
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Anonymous
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I got a kindle fire. i can convert pdf to word and read, highlight, etc that way. Buying your app was just a donation to you... so enjoy. I am aware there are issues with pdfs on many platforms. I am glad I found a way to deal with my issue -- requires a lot of work, but better than not.
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The Read2Go app does not have the ability to read pdf file as it is only able to read Daisy 2.02 and Daisy 3.0 files.
