PDF Studio
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PDF Studio is a commercial software program for end-users to create, review, annotate, and edit PDF (Portable Document Format) documents. Platform-independent, it will run on any Java-enabled platform, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris and AIX.
PDF Studio uses proprietary libraries and tools, all written in Java, to view and modify PDF files. Its capabilities include:
PDF Studio is integrated with document handling systems such as Google Docs, Sharepoint, and
Acrobat.com
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The software is available in Standard and Pro editions, and also as a free trial download.
PDF Studio supports the current ISO open PDF specification.
PDF Studio uses proprietary libraries and tools, all written in Java, to view and modify PDF files. Its capabilities include:
- Review and annotate PDF documents
- Scan to PDF
- Fill in and save PDF forms
- Batch document handling
- Secure documents with passwords and permissions
- Merge, split and assemble documents
- Add bookmarks, watermarks, headers and footers
PDF Studio is integrated with document handling systems such as Google Docs, Sharepoint, and
Acrobat.com
Acrobat.com
Acrobat.com is a suite of hosted PDF conversion and document exchange services from Adobe Systems. It includes the original service – Acrobat.com – as well as Adobe CreatePDF, Adobe ExportPDF, Adobe EchoSign, Adobe FormsCentral, and Adobe SendNow. Users access each of the services through their web...
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The software is available in Standard and Pro editions, and also as a free trial download.
PDF Studio supports the current ISO open PDF specification.