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I created a pdf file in ios using objective-C and is able to save it in my applications Document directory. I wanted to know if it is possible to save the generated pdf in the ipad memory, so that i do not need my application to show the generated pdf. In other words I do not want to store it in the documents directory but somewhere on the ipad.

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I might not be fully understanding what you are asking but; You can transfer PDF's directly to the iPad via regular cable syncing/itunes so it can be viewed in iBooks on the ipad. Just drag the PDF into itunes, it goes to books section and you can sync it.

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  • I have my own application in which i generate the pdf programmatically. I am able to save it in the documents directory of my application. I wanted to know that instead of saving in my documents directory, can i save it on the ipads memory so that i do not need my application to see the generate pdf. – southpark May 24 '12 at 07:28
  • O okay, i cant say exactly how or if you can do that but i found this maybe relevant section in the apple developer library: Writes the document data to disk at the sandbox location indicated by a file URL. The full article is at : https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UIKit/Reference/UIDocument_Class/UIDocument/UIDocument.html#//apple_ref/occ/cl/UIDocument Pretty comprehensive article it seems, hopefully you find something in there than can help. – Finding Nemo 2 is happening. May 25 '12 at 09:42