PDFpen 9 and PDFpenPro 9 review: PDF-editing apps get solid enhancements over previous versions<article>
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<p>You can’t avoid handling PDF (Portable Document Format) files: every website and program seems to generate them, either as a preferred choice or an option. And, often, you need to make some tweak or change in a PDF or fill it out when it hasn’t been set up by its creator to have preset form elements.</p><p>If you’re working as a design professional, you probably already subscribe to or have access at work to Adobe’s Creative Cloud, which includes Adobe Acrobat pro tools. If not, you likely rely on Apple’s Preview app, which has basic PDF handling, but suffered a series of glitches in Sierra that made it hard to use with PDFs. (Those all seem to be fixed now.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3191477/software/pdfpen-9-and-pdfpenpro-9-review-pdf-editing-apps-get-solid-enhancements-over-previous-versions.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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PDFpen 9 and PDFpenPro 9 review: PDF-editing apps get solid enhancements over previous versions
