My two purchased Image Comics CBR files (Lazarus #1 and Scatterlands #1) transferred to my iPad with ease using Apple's connection cable. You don't need it to transfer comics (iTunes is a solid alternative), but you'll want to download it if you want to create Smart Lists or wirelessly sync books or Web comics. It should be noted that ComicRack for Windows is an important part of the ComicRack for iPad ecosystem. Still, I preferred ComicRack's Smart Lists over YACReader's folder system (which doesn't require a Mac or PC). Unfortunately, you can't create new Smart Lists from within the ComicRack app that's a feature reserved for the desktop ComicRack for Windows software. Smart Lists automatically sort books into categories should they meet certain criteria having my comics sorted by author or title made finding books (such as anything with the name 'X-Men' in the title) incredibly simple. The Listbar is a vertically aligned, easily navigated column where you select a comic to read from a number of default Smart Lists such as New Comics or Recently Opened. The Library itself is further divided into two parts: Listbar and Comics Browser. Library is where your collection lives Reader, naturally, is where you read books. Pulling From the ComicRackComicRack's attractive interface is divided into two main sections: Library and Reader.

Best Hosted Endpoint Protection and Security SoftwareĬomicRack doesn't have an integrated digital marketplace like Comixology's popular (and free) Comics app (or its stellar Guided View), but it offers a compelling reading experience for those who want to escape other popular apps' walled gardens.

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