which is the most advanced pdf editor?

[kilele]

The best pdf to doc converter I have tried so far is VeryPDF PDF2Word,
you might want to try the free online converter or the shareware desktop version.

[Curt]

Microsoft Office Word 2013
Open a PDF in Word, and edit content just as if you created it in Word

-Microsoft

-Curt (February 23, 2013, 08:59 AM)

this doesnt work :/

-kalos (February 26, 2013, 11:48 PM)

They probably forgot to tell that the first document also should have been made by Office 2013.

[rem1010]

Pdf Editor

http://www.cadkas.co...editor-edit-pdfs.php

I have used it for years

The best of the best of the best

[tomos]

Pdf Editor

[cadkas.com]

I have used it for years

The best of the best of the best

-rem1010 (March 27, 2013, 09:03 PM)

the webpage is confusing.
There appears to be different versions but I cant find any explanation/comparision of features.

Pricing is odd - ten dollars extra for the 64bit version over the 32bit one - that leaves a bad taste but I can understand the logic.

They give pricing for 'one concurrent user' - I presume they mean 'two concurrent users' - or maybe my understanding of use of the word is wrong? - Hang on, now I see the intention - 'one' means it can be installed on as many machines as you want but should be used by only one user at any time.

PS - are you associated with the programme rem1010? (and welcome to the site )

[vmars316]

pdf UGH !
I don't like pdf , its a bohemoth .
So I use Calibre to convert pdf to HTML .
..vm

[flamerz]

nd-alone program

-jpfx (January 18, 2013, 03:35 PM)

foxit pdf editor used to be excellent for the job.
However, it is now part of their business suite which is the most expensive version.
It's still a stand-alone program within the suite.
Last I checked I don't think the installer created an icon for it and it was only checking the install dir that revealed it still existed.

failing that, probably adobe livecycle which is now a separate product from acrobat pro.

-jpfx (January 18, 2013, 03:35 PM)

Im a foxit customer, I liked their lightweight applications.

I have seen with their phantom "suite", the software is becoming bloated.

Just take a look their version 5.

They started with a 96 mb installer and now is over 250mb for the version 6.

Anybody knows a lightweight alternative or just not upgrade?

[Curt]

just got this in an email: (deleted)

PDF Editor v2.0 + OCR Plug-in $89.95　Now $44.97 An Ultrafast PDF Editor You Can Afford ! Enables you to edit PDF text, images, and objects, add comments, merge, or split PDF files effortlessly and effectively.

-Wondershare

It should be noted that many people don't trust Wondershare too much.

-Curt (January 17, 2013, 11:07 AM)

-now (September 2013) at version 3.0: http://newsletters.w...m/pdf-editor/2013q3/

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-email from Wondershare

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