PDF Extra 2021 - Professional PDF Editor – Edit, Protect, Annotate, Fill and Sign PDFs - 1 Windows PC/1 User/Lifetime license

A give it a thumbs up. However, one feature seems to be missing or I have missed it in the application. For me, I am unable to highlight text in a document and insert a hyperlink in the highlighted text. This is something that I used a lot with Adobe.

I am a longtime Adobe user and I desperately want a PDF software program that doesnt require a subscription. While I dont have to create many PDFs a year, the ones I do create are for print book publishing, which means they need to to be able to meet the PDF/A compliance requirements. This software cannot do that. I need to be able to edit photos inserted into a PDF. This software cannot do that. You cant recolor an image or even CROP an image. Not being able to crop an image placed into a PDF seems to me to be a huge oversight from the developer. It is one of the most fundamental things you would need to be able to do. You cant convert a color image to greyscale or B&W. Another huge oversight. The text editing is also very limited. While you can change the fonts and their sizes, that is about it. There is no indenting or margin justification or even text shaping available. You can get better results designing your document in Word and then printing to PDF (Word will automatically convert your headers to bookmarks if you tell it to). This software is frankly so limiting that Im not sure who it is targeting. Casual users can get the same results with a wide range of free PDF programs available. And it certainly isnt functional for professional publishers or designers looking for a replacement for Adobe.

I got your technical help on time to solve the problem. It works now. Thanks again.

At best this is a mediocre PDF reader. Useless for anything else. Not even sure how long the license is good for. Just the 2021 version?

preforms well on my laptop Windows platform.

It doesnt print right! Whats the deal.

Ive been using Adobe Acrobat Pro since the mid-1990s, and I owned the Adobe Creative Suites with all their programs (1 through 5). Since Adobe shifted to the subscription based model, Ive been looking for a tool that can easily create, edit, and resave PDFs without ever expiring. Although I was unfamiliar with this company or this software, I found it easy to open, edit, and modify documents. I was able to make simple text modifications and adjustments through their intuitive interface, and I was able to overlay text on a non-fillable PDF to save the results. Ive only used the software for about 90 minutes, but in that time I was able to do the 3 things that I wanted to do... without reading any instructions. I was able to change a digital PDF. I was able to add responses to a form-based PDF that was not fillable. And, I was able to combine pages from 2 different PDFs. Im sure it can do more, and I look forward to learning how to use the other features. Im just happy to find something to replace my now (ancient) Acrobat Pro 10.

The product name is very misleading. The PDF pulls up as a webpage, not as an Adobe acrobat product. As a web page, there is no ability to edit your files. You do not get what you pay for.

used for work. gets me paperless.

After using Adobe for so many years, this was like transitioning from MacOs to Android. I couldnt figure out how to optimize a PDF to edit original text, only add new.