PDFpen 9: All-Purpose PDF Editor for Mac for $37
September 11, 2017 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website





KEY FEATURES
Having trouble working with PDFs? Make PDF trouble a thing of the past with PDFpen, the powerful PDF editing tool for Mac. Annotate, edit, sign, and do much more with PDFs without having to convert it to .doc format. Lot of changes necessary? You can still export it to Word format for editing and sharing. You can even perform Optical Character Recogniton (OCR) on scanned documents and edit OCR text right from your scanned pages.
‘Its abilities compare well with Acrobat Pro, and yet PDFpen comes in at roughly a tenth of the cost.’ Macworld
- Mark up documents w/ highlighting, underscoring, & strikethrough
- Add text, images, & signatures to PDF
- Perform OCR & turn pictures of scanned text into words you can use
- Export in .docx format for easy editing & sharing w/ Microsoft users
- Sign w/ a secure & trusted digital signature or scan one in
- Use iCloud or Dropbox for seamless editing & storage in the cloud
- Reorder & delete pages or merge entire PDFs
PRODUCT SPECS
Details & Requirements
- Version 9
- Updates included for version 9
- Available in English, Spanish, Japanese, German, Italian & French
Compatibility
- MacOS X 10.10 or later
SOFTWARE LICENSE DETAILS
- Length of access: lifetime
- Redemption: must redeem within 30 days of purchase
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