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by **Mandrake** » May 2nd, '10, 17:20

I'm sure someone not too long ago posted a link to a free PDF reader which could aslo edit PDFs but I don't seem to be able to find it. Can anyone help?

by **kolm** » May 3rd, '10, 01:19

Openoffice is good for exporting to PDF. I don't think it can read them though. I often find a Word file does the trick nicely anyway

by **Ted** » May 3rd, '10, 01:27

Either Google Docs or http://www.nitropdf.com/free/hammer/index.htm should do the job.

by **kolm** » May 3rd, '10, 01:30

It can work with PDFs? Blimey, I need to stop hating Google

by **Mandrake** » May 3rd, '10, 01:34

Thank you both very much indeed

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by **gillows** » May 3rd, '10, 09:46

You can use Inkscape for creating and editing PDFs if you want an installed app to do the job.

Just found this.

I use a pdf editor for linux. looks like it's been converted to windows. Nice small packege.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfedit/files/

You want: tools-Win32-20100430_1452.zip.

by **Mandrake** » May 3rd, '10, 10:34

Cheers!

by **Lenoir** » May 3rd, '10, 11:30

I think Kolm was getting at this, but for creating PDFs, just make a word document and look up word to pdf converter online!

by **Reverend Tristan** » May 3rd, '10, 14:56

Cute PDF is good for making PDFs you install it and then i acts as a printer. so make up document in what ever program you want to use. print it but select cute PDF as the printer and there you go.

by **Mandrake** » May 3rd, '10, 16:14

I'm OK for creating PDFs from several other applications, what I wanted to do was to be able to edit an existing PDF but only on rare occasions so no point in buying full Adobe Acrobat.

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