Documents Reader app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Wei-Meng Lee
First release : 26 May 2010
App size: 308.54 Kb
Documents Reader is a versatile documents reader that allows you to save documents locally to your iPhone and iPad so that you can read them offline. All file types supported by the Mobile Safari are supported by Documents Reader. Some of the common file types supported are – PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Keynote, etc.
In addition, using Documents Reader you can also email saved documents to your friends.
Version 2.0
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This version sports a much more streamlined UI for storing your documents for offline reading.
This new version is a universal application, supporting both iPhone and iPad.
New features include:
* added support for files to be imported directly through iTunes File Sharing feature
* added support for files to be imported directly from another iOS app
* added support for files to be exported directly to another iOS app
* added support for iPhone
Latest reviews of Documents Reader app for iPhone and iPad
Nao funciona. Waist of time!
Just downloaded this app. took a bit to figure it out as I couldnt find any instructions but once I did, its simple and good enough for my needs. All I want is to store doucments on my iphone. It appears the app doesnt have the ability to pull in documents but when I open up a document, (like from my email for instance) I have the choice to view it within this app, after which I can access the document from the app at anything. Perhaps theres a way to set up folders on you computer and download to the app when you sync?? Not sure but so far its doing all I need it to do so Im happy. Plus no annoying message asking you to buy the full version when you open the app. Huge bonus from my prospective
Great for a free app! Please update so you can bookmark pages or this wont work for larger files like ebooks.
The app does not show on iTunes sync list, so you cannot choose the files to import.
Does anybody download a file? I did but I just cant open in this software because it crushes all the time.