look those softwares :
. Yep
. Together

They are really cool to handle pdf. But Itunes would be the best if it does preview…
Well, tell me if you find something

1. right click your pdf files and select get info
2. in the options tab change media kind to audiobook
3. all your pdf’s will now be seperate from your music

This is assuming you don’t have lots of audiobooks in that section.

Only problem I have with using iTunes for pdf’s is that you cannot add album art to a pdf document in iTunes. This would be really useful for ebooks, kind of like a virtual bookshelf?!

Any way it can be made to happen via a script????

If you are one of those who manage not just some, but thousands of PDFs, iTunes is definitely going to help you keep track of all your PDFs.

If you’re working on several papers and using different authors to work on your different papers, here’s what you need to do.

Open iTunes (obviously) and create a New Playlist Folder. To keep PDFs in order, first create a playlist with a name that you will use as your “PDFs to be edited” list. Drag all your PDFs and then edit them all, one by one by pressing (CMD + I). this part may take days, depending on the number of PDFs to process and your ability to use iTunes.

[If you're the ones who still use the trackpad to operate your Mac, it'll take you twice as much as what it would usually takes to edit a single PDF]

At the same time, create a playlist that will be used as a “All my PDFs” playlist. I would suggest to copy (drag) all your edited PDFs to your “All my PDFs” list after you edit them and then delete them from your “PDFs to be edited” list.

If you like to keep things in order, now you will be able to create Playlist with those articles (PDFs) that you’ll be using in that specific paper. You’ll be able also to search by author, year, journal, field of study, title, etc.

So, try it and let me know if it works for you, or should you have any questions just drop me a line:

biblische@hotmail.com

“Who doesn’t likes iTunes, it’s because doesn’t knows how to use it”

I created a petiton to urge Apple to consider adding liner notes. Please sign it
here:

http://petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?iTMSbook

On July 2nd 2003 I wrote to Steve Jobs.
I said in part: "Please do me a favour. Consider that OSX draws upon the PDF format for display. Would it not be possible to use this format to somehow clothe the music that you sell? Could we not have albums, with e-book sleeves, with some kind of artistry? Can we keep music together in a package that has some meaning?"

On July 4th he replied: "Tom, We disagree. We think that it’s the music, not the package that the music comes in, that’s important here."

I am glad that the reality distortion field is working over at Apple. PDF is the obvious future for the ‘album’ and I hope they patent the idea soon :-)

http://playlistmag.com/features/2004/11/u2complete/index.php

It’s a cool addition that I hope becomes a standard when you buy a full album
from the iTunes Music Store.

It’s a bit strange that, while early criticism of music downloads mentioned this
lack, no one has really talked too much about it. Apple again sets a trend
here, and I’m sure the others will follow. In any case, it’s good for all of us
who buy music on-line.