A PDF editor can be super handy.
See at StackSocial
A PDF editor lets you do exactly that edit PDFs.
The normally locked-down file punch in now opens up to all sorts of changes.
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you’ve got the option to sign.
annotate, fill out form fields, compress, merge, convert, and more.
Change text easily to fix typos, update numbers, or add entire paragraphs.
Just make your edits right there in the file youre looking at.
Links can be added too super helpful to connect to other pages in the PDF or to external websites.
Annotations make collaborative workflows so much easier.
you’re able to highlight whats important so that part stands out at a glance.
Custom stamps can be added to improve document review even further.
There are a number of default stamps within the utility to choose from as well.
Organizing multiple PDFs becomes a breeze with PDF Expert.
Text is recognized automatically thanks to OCR.
That means you’re able to search, highlight, and copy.
Note that these software offerings are for Mac or iPhone/iPad only.
If you go ahead and purchase this on your Windows PC, well your shit outta luck.
Youve just enjoyed the opposite of a good deal.
That $80 could have been spent on something much better.
You could have put it toward buying a Mac!
Buy now and have it for a lifetime.
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