Does anyone know of a free PDF Editor

LilBlackDress 13 years ago

I really really loved the free one by White Dove books....ewriter pro. In addition to working well it also converts PDF to doc and doc to PDF.

Unfortunately I could not get it to work on Windows 7. But it worked great on XP.
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Thamisgith

13 years ago

Not free - but most people have it these days - write it in Word and then save it as a pdf.

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paulie888

13 years ago

I have tried a few free PDF editors, but they seemed to be full of glitches and were erratic and unpredictable in how they converted and displayed PDF files. If you're going to be doing a lot of PDF editing in the future, a budget alternative to Adobe that works very well is Foxit - Foxit Software - Foxit Reader for Windows

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- paulie888 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by moonfish
  
  I'd go with Foxit too, it's a good product and will only cost you $99 and is well worth the price.
  
  Not only is it a great product that does the job well, it isn't as bloated and huge in terms of file size as Adobe Acrobat. It's lean, mean and efficient.
  
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loogle

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gmoney38

I am looking to edit some ebooks I have for TRAINING PURPOSES for my outsourcing team. I wanted to see if anyone knew of a good PDF Editor software so I can take out some of the stuff they wont need to read or do.

In your case, I think the most efficent way is to convert PDF to Word, and then edit it in word freely.
There are so many tools you can use to do this job like AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter. It preserves the original text content, images, layouts and hyperlinks after conversion, efficient and accurate. You can also batch convert up to 200 PDF files at a time.

Here is the link to AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter:
anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html#262

Anyhow, just give it a try. Hope that helps

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sneharastogi

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gmoney38

I am looking to edit some ebooks I have for TRAINING PURPOSES for my outsourcing team. I wanted to see if anyone knew of a good PDF Editor software so I can take out some of the stuff they wont need to read or do.

Acrobat professional is itself a pdf editor

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