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PDF Editors powerful and cheap
Hello all!
I'm looking for a PDF editor fully compatible with Windows 10, such as Foxit but not so expensive. The Standard license is US$ 129 The software is good but I think It's not worth it.
Hello all!
I'm looking for a PDF editor fully compatible with Windows 10, such as Foxit but not so expensive. The Standard license is US$ 129 The software is good but I think It's not worth it.
I use Acrobat so I don't have experience with these free suggestions. You can read the Pros and Cons and see and test to see if any do what you want - https://www.lifewire.com/best-free-pdf-editors-4147622
I also have used Adobe Acrobat since back in the late '90s, bought first install at retail $400+ then only Upgrades after that, really have need for scanning existing documents to a .pdf file and for some cases adding protection such as printing only and passwords to do other functions. Their Subscription plans don't look too bad.
Plans and pricing | Adobe Acrobat DC
Thanks for answering me. After a quick research, I decided to give PDFEscape Desktop a try. It's not free but it costs much less than PDF Phantom. I'll keep this thread open for a couple days to see more suggestions then I'll close. Thanks a lot!
From Berton's link...
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If you already own Microsoft Word 2016 or 2013, then skip all the suggested programs below: You have a great PDF editor at your disposal right now...