I need a good Free PDF editor.

jasonmorgan

13 years ago

Open Office, or is it Openoffice?

It's free and exports pdf files.

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NerdGary 13 years ago

OpenOffice or Google Docs. Google Docs are "in the cloud" very convenient.
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- mysterrio 13 years ago
  
  I use cutepdf. Just do a search for it and let me know your thoughts.
  
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  elis55 13 years ago
  
  A lot of people complain about OpenOffice being too big. Is it possible
  to download just the Word program and not the others?
  
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  Richard Van 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by elis55
  
  A lot of people complain about OpenOffice being too big. Is it possible
  to download just the Word program and not the others?
  
  As far as I'm aware you have to download the whole thing.
  
  I've used it for some time and I've never heard anyone mention it's size before though, most computers are more than big enough for Open Office.
  
  I think the main thing is, is it too big for you?
  
  There are a few other good suggestons here too if not.
  
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  MarceMontane 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by elis55
  
  A lot of people complain about OpenOffice being too big. Is it possible
  to download just the Word program and not the others?
  
  Yes, you can do it
  
  I download and use ewriter (word) and Calc (excel)
  
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  Sandor Verebi 13 years ago
  
  Another vote for OpenOffice. I use it regularly, and am satisfied with it. I also have PDFCreator, but use it rarely.
  
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Theory5

13 years ago

do you have word 2007? There is a plugin for word 2007 that allows you to make and edit PDF files. Its what i have been using to create mine. It allows anchor text and everything.

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Markus Mar

13 years ago

OpenOffice is a great choice for start-ups,
it's free, I used it for my for few ebooks, and
they sold great.

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iuditg

13 years ago

There are tons of thread on forums for this topic. Maybe you can use the search feature and I bet your problem is gonna solve

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Diane S

13 years ago

Open Office's pdf function works well. Create your document in Open Office and save as a pdf. Great for ebooks.

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Devid Farah 13 years ago

Hi elis,
try this:

PDFOnline
Doc2PDF Online - Convert Documents (Word, MS Publisher, Excel) to PDF for Free
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albertwalt

13 years ago

There's a 2007 words that you create and edit PDF files allows a plugin. Its what I used mine to make. This allows the anchor text and everything. For that matter there are tons of threads on the forums. Maybe you use the search feature and I'm sure is going to solve your problem can

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OpticalOut

13 years ago

I have to second open office. It's a great free alternative to a lot of the other stuff out there.

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Jerlene

13 years ago

Get openoffice and download the pdf editor plugin for it.

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rkcc4

13 years ago

PDF Creator is the best Open Source product I have found, it is just a print driver so you can use it with any application.

However, I don't think it protects your content from thieves who want to copy and paste or edit your PDF replacing your links with theirs (^£*$^£&##'s)

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Marilyn Rae

13 years ago

I use PrimPrimoPDF's free Web-based PDF converter
free pdf software- works great.
Search for primopdf and you will get a free download

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rkcc4

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Marilyn Rae

I use PrimPrimoPDF's free Web-based PDF converter
free pdf software- works great.
Search for primopdf and you will get a free download

Used to use this but it was really basic, could not even embed html links.

I would be interested to know what PDF products Warriors use to protect their PDF's from copy & paste or printing to PDF. I have seen some well protected products so I know they exist, just reluctant to pay for yet another editor before knowing it can do the job.

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suemax

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rkcc4

Used to use this but it was really basic, could not even embed html links.

I would be interested to know what PDF products Warriors use to protect their PDF's from copy & paste or printing to PDF. I have seen some well protected products so I know they exist, just reluctant to pay for yet another editor before knowing it can do the job.

Yes, I am interested in a good product that can edit other people's PDF files and yet keep my resultant PDF's safe at the same time! Does one exist?

The OP seems to be asking about a PDF EDITOR, NOT a pdf creator, which it seems most of the contributors to this string seem to be talking about.....

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rkcc4

13 years ago

Originally Posted by suemax

Yes, I am interested in a good product that can edit other people's PDF files and yet keep my resultant PDF's safe at the same time! Does one exist?

The OP seems to be asking about a PDF EDITOR, NOT a pdf creator, which it seems most of the contributors to this string seem to be talking about.....

They are often the same thing, NitroPDF I think allows editng but it does depend on whether the product was protected.

The Foxit reader is a lot lighter than the bloatware Adobe ships, it does allow annotation which I find very useful.

From your question it sounds like you want to unlock and rip off another persons PDF and then protect it as your own, surely not, I must be reading that wrong?

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musiclyons

13 years ago

I use OpenOffice and its free. You can also exports pdf files. Hope this helps. Take Care...

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Takuya Hikichi

13 years ago

Hi Elis,

For simple conversion from Word to PDF, freeware does the job. But it's worth looking at all the things PDF can do if you really want to add dynamic to it.

PDF is not just a document reader, but can add video, music, design.... all kinds of stuff that can enhance communication and there is a great chance you stand above others if you do differently. Once you see what a PDF can do, you might not just want to use freeware.

I get bored easily when I am reading PDF with no thought given to its design... many people give great thought creating the ecover graphics, but give very little thought to the PDF design itself (I am just as guilty). Often adding a simple change to the PDF design that anyone can do, it'll make PDF reading more enjoyable experience.

How about premium Adobe products? Do you have Office 2010? You can build PDF using PowerPoint if you do.

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John Henderson

13 years ago

Originally Posted by elis55

Could you please recommend a good editor. I was thinking of trying InFix, but the free version comes with watermarks.

There's now a web-based PDF editor -- PDFescape - Free PDF Editor & Free PDF Form Filler - Your Free Online PDF Reader, Editor, Form Filler, Form Designer, Solution

So far, I haven't had chance to use it myself, but plan to give it a try the next time I need a PDF editor...

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