Click on the icon with a diagonal arrow on a folder.

When you do that, it should turn red with a check mark.

Find your PDFs and click on the little Circle icon next to it.To move PDFs into a folder, launch the Adobe Reader app on your iPad ( NOTE: you cannot drag the files inside of iTunes into the folders).Click on the Folder icon with a + sign on it.To create folders on your iPad, do the following:.Note: iTunes doesn't copy files from the folder you selected, it copies the folder and sub-items in it to a new folder that you selected.At this point, if you were to navigate to your folder, you should see the folder you selected in iTunes, and then inside of that folder, the folder you selected to backup.Click the Select Folder button (you do not need to type in anything, just click the button).Navigate to the folder you want to place the folder in (iTunes will create the folder inside of the folder you are selecting).Click on the folder you want and click on the Save To… button.To backup files from your iPad to your computer.

Click Open (note you cannot upload folders to your iPad).Navigate to the folder you want, hold the control key, and select the files you want to send to your iPad (they must be in pdf format).Scroll down and click on the Adobe Reader app.Click on Apps in the top middle of the screen.Getting to the Adobe Reader app on your iPad.Press the Alt key, click on the View menu, and then select Show Sidebar.Also, this guide assumes you are using an iPad, but I believe the steps are the same for an iPod touch as well. This tutorial assumes you already have iTunes setup, you are logged into it with your Apple account, and your iPad has been synchronized to your iTunes account.

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