Obviously, its word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software does have all of the features of Microsoft Office, but they are surprisingly capable and interface seamlessly with Dropbox and Sugarsync. Quickoffice HD Pro ( Available on App Store, $19.99) - Quickoffice HD Pro is the "Office" suite for your iPad. Except for hearings in those few courts whose security protocols prevent me from bringing in my iPad, I haven't used a legal pad in months.ĥ.
Note Taker HD ( Available on App Store, $4.99) - Note Taker HD has some of the same annotation features as Goodreader but I use it primarily to take handwritten notes in meetings, depositions, and hearings and then email them to my assistant for inclusion in the relevant electronic or paper files. I use it to read and revise documents (with this stylus) and review my notes during trial and oral argument.Ĥ.
Goodreader allows me to read, annotate, and store locally all of those Word, Excel, PDF, and other files that I've stored using Dropbox and Sugarsync. Goodreader ( Available on App Store, $4.99) - A reviewer at said that " Goodreader transforms your $500 iPad into the best reader, file manager, and annotator on the market." I don't know if it's the best such application on the market, but it's the most useful that I've found and it's an app that I use every day.
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