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Although maintenance of pdf documents is not troublesome since they are well-formatted but after a while, it could be possible that you face trouble with them only because of the quantity in which they are available to you. Pdf converters work capably when files need to be converted into the format. Managing so many files could lead to a complete mess, thus frustrating you to the core. You could find options in OSX for the management of such files and various other docs as well as this could comprise smart folders and various other methods of searching so as to consolidate them in one location. You could use spotlight indexing so as to locate them by contents. Also, along with this there is one option that people might not have thought of, which is using iTunes so as to organize a library that contains documents created in this particular format. When you need to organize your favorite music, iTunes remain as the best option and for various media like movies, podcasts or eBooks, this tool could be incorporated. When you import a file into iTunes, it is recognized as a book and would be available in the section named same as eBooks and other formats too. You could always give it a try and see how it all works! When importing such a file, it is almost similar to managing any other given media. There are numerous methods in which they could be imported. One of the easiest is to drag them to the window of iTunes. If there is no Book' section you see then iTunes would create one and copy them to the library. Along with this, importing could be done manually and there are a few scripts that you can find to assist you in the procedure. PDF adder script is a set of three scripts that could help you import files to iTunes and then add options to print the files directly into the pdf to word tool. You could add existing files by either selecting or via drag-and-drop feature.
After the imports have been done, the files would appear in iTunes and could be viewed via view options, which include the list of album and cover-flow. The books could be sorted out through diverse meta-data attributes that comprise some details like author, name, genre, year, rating, size, etc. Try ensuring that some details have been added to the files before importing them.
