Editing PDFs
The PDF format is designed to be a “snapshot” of a document. For this reason, you are not typically allowed to edit as much page content as you would in say, Microsoft Word. Most substantial changes to a document should take place before PDF conversion or editing. PDF Plus’s main function is to make a PDF file more accessible for reading or distribution.
Some key features of PDF Plus:
- Combine or overlay PDF files
Combine or overlay several PDF files into a single document. - Browse with PDF Navigability
Add bookmarks, page thumbnails, hyperlinks, and destinations to PDF documents, with custom appearances or special actions. - Crop and rotate pages
Rotate and crop pages to make them more visible. - Insert, extract or delete pages
Insert, extract or delete pages to make the document complete and compact. - Copy text and images with Select tools
Use Select tools to copy text or images between PDF documents and other applications. - Edit text and objects with Touchup tools
Use the Touchup tool to add or remove minor content from PDF pages. - Add watermarks
Display text and images as the foreground or background of the PDF document pages. - Add Clip Arts
Add Clip Arts to PDF pages as samples or decorations. - Attach document-level files
Add document-level attachments and display/play them as reference when reading PDF documents.