Make Editing PDFs a Breeze with This Handy Mac App

PDF files are a great way to efficiently send and exchange documents with other people, but unless you’re willing to spend a bunch of money with Adobe, they’re a pain to modify. PDF Expert simplifies the process of editing these documents on Mac computers, and it costs just $24.99.

Whether you want to fix a typo, swap out photos, or move sections of text around, PDF Expert makes editing these documents a breeze. Plus, you’ll never dread having to figure out how to fill in or sign a PDF ever again. With PDF Expert, you can edit text, images, and links on a PDF while using your Mac. This makes it easy to fix typos, adjust dates, annotate files, sign documents, and more. You can even merge multiple PDFs into one, and fill out tax documents and order forms with ease. Share your edited PDFs with others using iPhone, iPad, or Mac, and password-protect them to ensure utmost security for sensitive files.

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Make Quick Work of PDFs with PDF Expert

PDFs are great, but if you’re a Mac user, the one downside is that you can’t edit them without buying an expensive Adobe Acrobat subscription. PDF Expert changes things, and you can grab it now for just $29.99 (USD) – 50% off the regular price.

With PDF Expert, you can edit text and images easily and quickly. If you spot a typo, change it effortlessly. If a document requires your signature, sign it right in the app. If you need to rework a paragraph, no problem – PDF Expert lets you do it. Never again will you struggle with editing PDFs. You can even annotate PDFs thanks to numerous built-in tools. It’s easy to see why PDF Expert was the 2015 App of the Year Runner-Up in the Mac App Store.

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Get Four Programs to Make Working with PDFs on a Mac a Whole Lot Easier

PDFs make it really convenient to share files. But let’s face it, sometimes working with PDFs can be a pain. Even if you own the priciest Acrobat software from Adobe, there are some things you can’t do. That’s why the Mac PDF Processing Bundle can save you a lot of time and headache.

In this bundle, you’ll receive PDFConverter, PDF Creator, PDF Password Remover, and PDF Compressor. Whether you want to convert your document to another kind of file, create one from scratch, or reduce the file size, there’s a program in this bundle that will make it easier to work with PDFs.

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Convert Your PDFs Seamlessly to Other File Formats

Let’s face it – while PDF files are a great way to share documents, there are a lot of restrictions that can get in the way of your productivity. Now, there’s a way around that, with PDFConverterOCR. It’s on sale now for only $19.99 (USD).

PDFConverterOCR can convert native and scanned PDF files to almost any other file format, including Word documents and ePub files. You’ll retain the original layout but get more editing capabilities and easier reading. This handy software can recognize 49 languages, so you can be sure the conversion will be accurate and ready to use right away.

Best of all, you get a Lifetime License for just $19.99 (USD) in the Technabob Shop. That means you’ll get a lifetime of major updates and new features as they become available. Get PDFConverterOCR today.

This Award-Winning Mac App Makes Editing PDFs a Cinch

PDFs are one of the simplest and most ubiquitous ways to share and read documents, but the free Acrobat Reader software Adobe provides doesn’t allow you to edit these files. But if you’ve got a Mac, that all changes with PDF Expert.

The 2015 Mac App Store App of the Year Runner Up, PDF Expert lets you edit text and images in PDF files super efficiently. No more worrying about that typo that you’ll have to ask the original file owner to fix – now you can just do it yourself. And if you need to edit an entire section of the PDF, no problem at all. You’ll never work with PDFs in the same way again.

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Adobe and Dropbox make it easier to edit PDFs from the cloud

Dropbox got cozy with Microsoft Office back in the spring, offering a way to easily edit files stored in its cloud-based repository. Now, Dropbox is getting friendly with Adobe Document Cloud, too. More specifically, the company is playing nice wit...

Adobe Reader update for Android adds costly PDF conversion features

DNP Adobe Reader update

Catching up to its iOS counterpart, Adobe's Reader app for Android has been updated with the same PDF conversion tools. This means that from within the app, you can now create PDFs from various popular file types, and vice versa. While the new version improves search, changes the file browser UI and adds multi-window support for free, you'll need to reach for your wallet to use the PDF transmogrification features. Continuing Adobe's love of subscriptions over purchases, the ExportPDF add-on for turning PDFs into other files costs just under $24 per year. The PDF pack, which lets you make PDFs from other files as well as the reverse, comes at a monthly charge of $10. We're good, thanks.

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Adobe Reader 11 for iOS adds PDF conversion, but it’ll cost you

Adobe Reader for iOS updated with PDF conversion features, but they'll cost you

When we're not wandering through an eerie wilderness or virtually feng shuing our pads, life occasionally calls for us to be productive on our mobile devices. To ensure we are, Adobe has updated its Reader app for iOS with all kinds of new PDF conversion features. The addition of CreatePDF means you can now turn images, various MS Office files and other formats into PDFs from within the app. ExportPDF, as the names suggests, is another new service that does the reverse, allowing you to create Office or RTF docs from PDFs. These features come at price, though, as they're activated through in-app purchases -- ExportPDF costs $19.99 / £13.99 per year and a CreatePDF subscription (which includes ExportPDF) goes for $89.99 / £59.99. Any chance we can pay you in hugs, Adobe?

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