Topic: How to edit pdf files? - page 3. (Read 683 times)
I think you cant edit PDF file, usually i just convert it to ms.word then edit it from ms.word. if you want your file to PDF again, you can save it to PDF from ms.word.
I did that and the way I did was first convert PDF into a word document and edit it and then again convert that into a PDF
Yes! I found an awesome PDF editor while doing a bounty translation campaign. It's free and online, so no cost or download.
https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor
Really easy to use. Has limited capabilities, but allowed me to do everything I needed to get the job done.
https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor
Really easy to use. Has limited capabilities, but allowed me to do everything I needed to get the job done.
I use adobe Acrobat Pro for years and it works very good. I usually make pdfs from word documents and with Acrobat you can edit the pdf files directly, no need to convert anything. You also get the Adobe virtual printer that's very useful. I really don't think that you need anything else, after all they invented the pdf.
I use online pdf editor to work with text: https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor
Editing PDFs is always painful. The formatting sucks, replacing images is almost impossible without destroying the format, ...
I would recommend you to transform your PDF into a Word document, edit it there and save the Word file as PDF. I am sure you are way faster and its wqy more frictionless ...
I would recommend you to transform your PDF into a Word document, edit it there and save the Word file as PDF. I am sure you are way faster and its wqy more frictionless ...
I would probably also suggest this method if you don't have the full version of the Adobe Acrobat. With the Acrobat it's okay to edit text and images - you are able to edit almost everything it just takes time.
Editing PDFs is always painful. The formatting sucks, replacing images is almost impossible without destroying the format, ...
I would recommend you to transform your PDF into a Word document, edit it there and save the Word file as PDF. I am sure you are way faster and its wqy more frictionless ...
I would recommend you to transform your PDF into a Word document, edit it there and save the Word file as PDF. I am sure you are way faster and its wqy more frictionless ...
Source forge has a program called PDF Architect. It's ok, but not as powerful or convenient as Adobe, but much cheaper.
Few month ago i tried a few programs for editing pdf, some free, some with a free trial, they were all working almost ok in all cases but they were never comparable with the editor provided by Adobe, the work it's just faster and more convinient, so i just bought an annual licence of acrobat pro dc, which allow editing of the text in the images as well.
You can also try with word and then export to pdf, but takes a lot of time to reconstruct the template, not woth imo, but in the end depend what kind of result you want to get and how much time you want to spend to get it.
Good luck.
You can also try with word and then export to pdf, but takes a lot of time to reconstruct the template, not woth imo, but in the end depend what kind of result you want to get and how much time you want to spend to get it.
Good luck.
Adobe Acrobat works directly with pdf files.
You can install latex on Ubuntu to convert pdf to text or other formats.
Then you can edit that and convert it back to pdf.
I am certain there are programs that edit pdfs for Windows as well.
Then you can edit that and convert it back to pdf.
I am certain there are programs that edit pdfs for Windows as well.
Hello. I participate in translation bounty campaign, and now i get 2 projects where i get translation files in pdf format, maybe someoen can tell me how i can edit them or i need own pdf file modify on docs format??
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