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Editable Pdf's
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I wannt to edit pdf's. I can pay a subscription to adobe acrobat but I would prefer to purchase a program or app with a single payment. Does this exist?
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PDF-XChange gets good reviews on many reliable sites and in the technical press. It comes in three versions, as follows
PDF-Xchange Editor $46
PDF XChange Editor Plus $59
PDF XChange PRO $99
(Those prices include updates for a year. You can also choose to have either 2 or 3 years of updates included. However the program goes on working without updates anyway).
The differences between those three versions are shown here:
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(All three versions are available as free trials, with full functionality but with watermarked documents, so that you can see if you like them before purchasing).
PDF-Xchange Editor $46
PDF XChange Editor Plus $59
PDF XChange PRO $99
(Those prices include updates for a year. You can also choose to have either 2 or 3 years of updates included. However the program goes on working without updates anyway).
The differences between those three versions are shown here:
https:/
(All three versions are available as free trials, with full functionality but with watermarked documents, so that you can see if you like them before purchasing).
Many years ago I purchased a pdf to Word converter program – it was not that good with all sorts of formatting issues, but it did create a correct representation of the pdf document, I think I paid less than £10 for it.
You could seek similar, then change the converted Word document as required, and then pdf it.
You could seek similar, then change the converted Word document as required, and then pdf it.
this seems to work ok and it's free
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Turns your PDF into a Word document, which you can edit; you can then save the result as a PDF.
https:/
Turns your PDF into a Word document, which you can edit; you can then save the result as a PDF.
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