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Hello,
Very much here.
Haven't been posting. But am a great consumer of the posts and topics

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CLCL http://www.nakka.com/soft/clcl/index_eng.html
Light weight, portable and works well

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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Bluebeam Review
« on: April 16, 2010, 05:30 AM »
ok. I will give bluembeam another shot. Will report how I fare this time around

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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Bluebeam Review
« on: April 15, 2010, 12:59 PM »
Well, I distinguish between text edit and markup like these:

Example of text addition/Edit:
(a) Add text: I use this to fillup "wire transfer" information in pdf application form that I download from my bank's site. I open the pdf in an editor, add text in the appropriate places, save, print, sign and send.
(b) Edit text: In other instances, Pull up an old filled (such) form, open in an editor, edit earlier filled text like $$amount, account number, beneficiary details (as may be the case), save as a different pdf
(c) Markup: More general usage - like markup of comments / remarks / inputs in a pdf quotation / invoice sent by my staff. One can turn comment on / off. The basic text of pdf is not altered

Foxit editor does a pretty neat job of (a) and (b) - something I am used to.
Bluebeam probably treats everything as (c)





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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Bluebeam Review
« on: April 15, 2010, 11:42 AM »
I tried Bluebeam and liked it.
Ran into a problem though.
Prior to trying Bluebeam I used Foxit editor to edit pdfs.
Edits and text additions done with Bluebeam (not markups) do not appear if the pdf file is opened with foxit editor later on.
I dont remember but I think the changes done with Bluebeam did not appear when the file was opened in foxit reader as well.
I was so used to foxit editor that I had to abandon the new entrant in favor of the old horse

I still think this is some protocol/layer issue that might have gotten fixed by changing some default options or by flattening before saving. Did not bother to investigate though

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