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However, it this may or may not change at all in the very near future.

For everything on iOS, what you see in the app store is all there is, there can be no other downloads, and you cant run Windows or Mac apps.

We assume you mean PDF The question is then what you are trying to do with such PDF files on your iPad.

Otherwise, if you need to do extensive PDF file manipulation, you need the full Acrobat Pro product which installs and runs only on MacOS and Windows.

If you are addicted to small devices, you can get either a very small MacBook (runs MacOS) or a very small Windows system, such as Microsofts Surface Pro.

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I basically have a template of a PDF, which is fillable, has the drop down portions for YN for questions, etc.

Thats the PDF I am trying to use on the new iPad OS which is not available.

Is there a version of adobe that can be pushed with this capability, like one for the surface, used on tablet mode.

To work with these you WILL need Mac or Windows, there is no other choice.

You certainly get rid of a lot if you go to iPad.

Both grief and features).

That seems to be the only issue I have on the tablet thus far.

It just makes going paperless that much easier being able to have signatures and stuff right on the tablet.

I need to be able to use fillable PDFs and ability to add signatures on it, on the xfa format, which apparently isnt available on iPad OS or tablet version, which defeats the whole purpose of having the cloud based apps to sync across all devices.

There are always work arounds that doesnt violate licensing agreements.

You have options if the ipad device is what you use the most while on the go.

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Goto your apple appstore and check if Parallel Access or Parallels for mac suits your need of running macOS apps or MS Windows 10 apps in an ipad pro.

You can also reseaech a little more if there is an mac OS emulator that can be deployed in your ipad pro and run a virtualized enviornment of macOS.

This last suggestion however, requires more digging about Apple licensing agreement for the OS you would want to virtualize in your ipad device.

Its a way of reaching a remote system, so you iPad looks like a Mac, but its a Mac on the network.

Parallels Access might be great if there is a full time Mac and fast internet.

I have been using PDF Expert on my iPad Pro as a work around.

Parallels and VMWare seem to be ahead of the game, but iPad Pro is a different beast from iPad in terms of ARM architechture and its new iOS integration, see comparissons here: To be honest it looks like you are better off with a regular iPAD to achieve what you are trying to do; as I am reading, Apple seems to remain adamant in supporting things like VirtualBox, Parallels, VMware, to include the ability to install Windows10 IoT in iPad Pro.

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