PDF CabinetA better way to read and annotate PDFs

During my working day I attend quite a few meetings, the agenda and previous meeting minutes for which are emailed prior to the meeting.

Having the functionality of PDF Cabinet to make notes on the agenda and highlight previous minutes with future and completed action points makes my life a lot easier to review at a later time rather than having to maintain and refer to numerous paper copies. I also use the app to hold important manuals and documents; the bookmark facility takes me straight to the most commonly used references and the search facility the less common.

I am a student and in my case PDF Cabinet comes in handy when I need to work on multiple PDF articles that we have to read and mark daily. Each day we need to go through around 10 articles most of them found electronically on the web or in our intranet.

Instead of just printing them each time and marking them with my pen, I use Cabinet — in this way I escape a cluttered desk and the headache of losing important articles. I just store all important articles on the cloud. Collaboration and sharing features are another thing I use quite often; we have to work in groups, so if someone has already annotated an article, I can just access their notes through Cabinet.