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Big Graeme wrote:http://www.getfirefox.com http://www.google.com/chrome http://www.opera.com Easy...

Hi all,

Anyone know of any decent pdf editing software?

Cheers...

Cronus wrote:Hi all, Anyone know of any decent pdf editing software? Cheers... Can't be beaten on price or features.

Cronus wrote:Hi all, Anyone know of any decent pdf editing software? Cheers... Can't be beaten on price or features.

Big Graeme wrote:Can't be beaten on price or features. Can't be beaten on features. Really…?

Big Graeme wrote:Can't be beaten on price or features. Can't be beaten on features. Really…?

PTB wrote:Can't be beaten on features. Really…? And how many of those wizz bang features get used? I maybe should have added "for the price" on the end. Adobe price $350, Cute price $50.

PTB wrote:Can't be beaten on features. Really…? And how many of those wizz bang features get used? I maybe should have added "for the price" on the end. Adobe price $350, Cute price $50.

Well, if you're not interested in whizz-bang features, I believe OpenOffice has a pdf import functionality that lets you perform basic edits on pdf documents.

So it looks like CutePDF can be beaten on both features and price.

We use CutePDF in the business for one important feature that Open Office can't do - merge two or more separate PDF docs into one, an important feature for us.

Sounds like you're on to a winner, then!

Cronus should probably be asked what he wants to do before anyone states with utter certainty what he needs to get.

I wasn't aware of that the last time I used it it only had basic output to PDF, cheers.

I'd approach it with caution - I can't imagine it's particularly powerful or reliable, but there again I've never used it myself.

I can imagine mangling can easily result in the output pdf.