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PDF Studio Viewer is the best PDF viewer that I've found for Linux! It's easy to install from their shell script, it's not too resource hungry, and it's packed full of features! It's also has a really clean looking interface and is intuitive to use. For creating PDF files, check out their PDF Studio Pro edition - it's packed full of features! qoppa.com/pdfstudio
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A great Pdf Editor, Linux users will love. Very Useful and intuitive. I personally like it better than Adobe acrobat. Every Linux user should have.
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I had been trying to find a PDF editor, in Linux that would edit scanned documents. I can tell you that it is not easy. I was amazed at this software PDF Studio Pro. It does not only edit scanned documents but a whole range of edits including creating PDF's. Brilliant, fantastic software and on Linux, what more do you want. Oh, and in Windows.
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A proffesional tool for Pdf editing. You'll find everything you need to work with this documents, even though in Linux And very good customers service. Believe me, I tested it
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Best PDF tool on the Linux sector I have seen so far
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This is the best software to use for estimating construction jobs on Linux. It's easier to use than Adobe Acrobat and has lots of useful features for measurements, highlighting and keeping count of networking drops. I can edit anything on the pages as well.
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I'm a Linux OS user, and after looking for a long time (PDF Studio Viewer and PDF Studio Pro are not as well-known as they really should be) I finally found PDF Studio Pro! I recommend it to everyone I know who works with PDFs. It's user-friendly, works with multiple formats and has all the tools and options you need to work professionally with PDF files. It's another good reason to never have to think of going back to Windows!
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This software is useful! Furthermore, you can use ZetPDF.com It worked for me.
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for my ubuntu 16.04, I have been searching for pdf reader and editor. PDF studio has an awesome feature and best pdf editor for Linux.
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If you are looking to fill PDF forms in on Linux, this is the best option. The best features of this software are the ease of use and the compatibility with multiple platforms. It is particularly noteworthy that it works on Linux and with digital signatures from a Broadcom Smart Card reader. There are no major cons with this software. At most, you can gripe some about the minimal UI and a lack in customization.
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Very quick software to view and annotate pdfs. Works across Windows, macOS and Linux so its ideal for people who work with multiple operating systems. The pro version is also an excellent replacement for adobe acrobat pro at a fraction of the cost.
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Je viens de télécharger et d’utiliser ce logiciel qui me donne entière satisfaction sur mon Raspberry Pi3 Et Debian stretch. Je vous le recommande fortement
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Best Alternative to Adobe Reader Edited: Sep 16 2024
Summary: PDF Studio is a strong alternative to Adobe Reader, though its main downside is the need for a paid license.
Positive: Feature-Rich: PDF Studio offers extensive PDF editing and annotation tools.
User-Friendly Interface: The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate.
Robust Annotation Tools: Includes various tools for document review and collaboration.Negative: Performance Issues: May struggle with large or complex PDF files.
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Support and Documentation: Less extensive support and documentation compared to Adobe.
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I love this program Edited: Jul 08 2023
Summary: I am very happy with it but i still have a lot to learn about it. That's my fault not theirs. I will get through it in my own time.
Positive: I have had this program since 2022 and i love it. I use it for my full time hobby and it means i do a lot of editing and printing of documents and artwork. I also love that there are tutorials that i can follow to learn even more things that i don't currently use. They are also adding even more to it which i am excited about. I highly recommend this software to anyone who needs a PDF program for their home and work needs. Go get it!
Negative: Sometimes it can be a bit difficult to navigate if you are new to it and not quite sure what you are looking for but that wasn't much of a problem for me. I found what i needed in the end.
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Great form builder! Date: Mar 02 2021
Summary: I've put most of my thoughts in the pros and cons above. The bottom line of any software as a tool is: Does it get the job done better than competitive products? Yes, PDF Studio Pro does. I also have Acrobat Pro and went searching for something that let me work with large documents without having to hand tool form field names over and over. Also, despite the comment about the user interface, the options are right there for you to choose and work with. Something Acrobat Pro has yet to figure out. They have a cooler interface but I like working in PDF Studio Pro because it's more functional for my workflow.
I happily forgo the interface ageism for the usability of this software as is - but, the user interface does feel a bit 2005 (chunky). I don't know why I keep finding it visually distracting. But, again, who cares!Positive: Easy to build templates of complicated forms and copy and paste with incremented field names!
All of the features are in sight except for a few key right-click features (e.g alignment), which, once you know where things are, it's really easy to work.
Full suite of form element options in the top icon menu bar.
All document, edit, conversion, security, and form options are a short mouse move and click away. Very helpful in speedy creating and management of PDFs.
The Batch option set looks complete and also a key time-saver when working with large files and preparing for publication.
I looked up something in their online help and got right to the answer. What a relief good documentation is!Negative: Very few minor issues with the product. In the Batch editing layout, I'd like to be able to navigate a document by bookmark. Navigation can slow an otherwise speedy process when working with large docs.
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The user interface feels a bit 2005. But, who cares!