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You make "third party software" sound complicated. Here, free PDF reader with annotations, blazingly fast: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/ http://www.
by DenisM 17y ago
You make "third party software" sound complicated.
Here, free PDF reader with annotations, blazingly fast: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/ http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/
- weaksauce 17y agoIn osx you get print to pdf, reorder pdf's, remove pages from pdf's, add pages to pdf's, etc... for free out of the box. In addition using skim (3rd party) you get an excellent, fast, opensource, notetaking pdf reader. Not saying that foxit is not good, I use it all the time in windows, but it is not a full featured free pdf utility.
- JadeNB 17y ago> In osx you get print to pdf, reorder pdf's, remove pages from pdf's, add pages to pdf's, etc... for free out of the box. Wow, I've been missing out! I use PDFLab to do all but the first of these tasks; I didn't realise OS X had a built-in solution. How do I do it?
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- weaksauce 17y agoUse preview.app with the sidebar pulled out and you can just drag and drop pages around. Also you can delete pages from there and add in pages from other preview.app instances. You can also rotate pages from there too.
- JadeNB 17y agoBeautiful—I didn't realise. Thanks!
- DenisM 17y agoIt's not free, the price is bundled with the hardware. If you pay as much for your windows laptop you can include PDF software in it as part of the cost.
- alanh 17y agoOnly hackers and friends of hackers know about or use Foxit. Everyone should have a lightweight PDF reader, which is what makes the case for the OS handling it so strong.
- bmalicoat 17y agoI use Foxit on my Windows partition (and love it) but it isn't quite as fast as highlighting a PDF and hitting spacebar in OS X to bring up Quick Look.