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That one is great for searching source directories for a function definition when you can’t remember the completely function name.
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That one is great for searching source directories for a function definition when you can’t remember the completely function name.
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Goodreader is simply the best PDF / document reader around for the iPad. It allows you to download documents in a dozen different ways and store them locally on your device. Another great feature is the ability to directly email these as attachments from inside Goodreader.
Unfortunately, said feature is limited somewhat by the limitations of the device. Trying to compose a message in the tiny popup box is a pain… especially when the box starts jumping around on every keypress as the tiny window tries to alternately flow the text and show the attachment.
Good thing there is a fix for any app using the iPhone/iPad built-in mail functionality. Simply type something in the text field to put something in the message body. I use a couple of returns or set the To: address. Then close the message. When the app asks if you would like to save the draft, hit Yes and the message along with attachment will be saved in your Mail Drafts folder. You can retrieve it there any time to finish writing your message and send the attachment.
If you fail to type something in the new message pop up, the mail app wont ask you if you want to save the draft. It will exit and trash your message.

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