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Let’s be honest - you didn’t want to edit the pdf on your iPad. I say that because if you wanted to, or it’s something you need to do even once in a while, ther
by djrogers 5y ago
Let’s be honest - you didn’t want to edit the pdf on your iPad. I say that because if you wanted to, or it’s something you need to do even once in a while, there are dozens (hundreds?) of serviceable pdf editors for iPadOS. There are even many really good ones. And they cost the proverbial cup of coffee..
- poulsbohemian 5y agoJust let’s be honest: I paid for the pro version of adobe brcause I had business deals depending on the documents I was editing. I failed to successfully split or delete pages on any of the contracts I tried and I resorted to borrowing the laptop. So there you go and I stand by what I wrote.
- Terretta 5y agoI know what you're talking about, and that's on Adobe's UX. The feature is there, but it's not readily discoverable. For that reason, I mentioned PDF Expert, which doesn't have Adobe's lack of UX sensibility baked in.
- quitit 5y agoSounds more like they just wanted to use something they already know - which is fine, but not for a lack of capability on the iPad. (Was doing that was back with a gen 1 ipad, a pencil from “53” and a cheap pdf editor.)