Pulp Reader

 

Pulp: n, refers to inexpensive fiction magazines published from 1896 through the 1950s. The typical pulp magazine was seven inches wide by ten inches high, half an inch thick. 

 

The iPad is the perfect device for reading comics, to leverage that Pulp Reader offers you:
• Organize your comics in boxes that can hold as many issues as you want
• Organize your comics using Smart Collections that group them based on any expresion you define
• Lock zoom from page to page so that you don’t have to hide those pestering borders everytime
• Load your comics using iTunes File Sharing or your favorite file management program (such as iExplorer)
• Track your reading progress
• Choose from a variety of application backgrounds
• Read, stop and continue reading, Pulp Reader saves your current page when you leave the app

How to use the app:
• Import your comics using iTunes File Sharing or any other file explorer of your choosing
• Folders are used as boxes when you use the app
• Pulp Reader offers support for cbz, zip, cbr and rar formats, support for PDF is coming in the next update
• When reading a comic you can activate the options by tapping in the center of the page
• From the options you can choose to lock zoom between pages
• Also from the options you can configure the app to switch page by tapping on the sides of the screen

How to import comics using iTunes:
• Connect the iPad to your computer
• iTunes should open automatically, but if it doesn’t open iTunes
• In the left column, click on Devices > (your iPad)
• Click on the “Apps” tab
• Scroll down from the “Sync Apps” section to the “File Sharing” section
• Click on “Pulp Reader”
• Drop your comic files into the “Pulp Reader Documents” section

If you have any doubts or need help feel free to contact us.