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  Corel PDF Fusion Document Management Suite [PC Disc]

I have been looking for a good alternative for Adobe Acrobat/Reader for several years that would allow me to create, open and edit PDF files without having to pay hundreds of dollars for a product with only limited utility for personal use.  Corel PDF Fusion  seems to be exactly what I have been looking for, and perhaps a little more.

PDF is an acronym for "Portable Document Format" created by Adobe in 1993. It is a file format for documents which enables the documents to viewed on many different kinds of hardware, software, and operating systems. Adobe has been the main vendor for PDF applications. The Adobe Reader has always been free, and that in large part has made the format one of the most popular standards on modern computes. However Acrobat, Adobe's PDF creator software is too expensive for most who would use it only for personal projects.

PDF Fusion by Corel fills a need that Adobe has not by providing a comparable application that is priced right for individuals. Even large businesses could benefit from the product and save a lot of money by opting for this product instead.

The software has all of the features that you would expect for creating PDF software. It has the ability to convert files directly from standard document formats like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel into PDF versions, plus the ability to open and edit existing PDF files. If you have an application that does not produce a standard format document, but it is able to print, you can select the PDF printer that is installed with PDF Fusion just like you would select a regular printer, and create a PDF file like that. This means that any application that has a printing capability can create PDF documents using PDF Fusion.

There many other features that make this a great product. You can password protect sensitive documents, so only those who know the password can open them. Documents can be signed to prove the document's source. Pages can be rearranged, rotated, added, and deleted. And so on.

For about 1/3 of the price for Adobe's lowest cost Acrobat version, you can get Corel's PDF Fusion. There are other solutions, even some that are free, but Corel's reputation as a great software producer will give you the peace of mind that you are getting a solid product.

I highly recommend PDF Fusion.

the features of adobe i really needed were to combine/convert to pdf. To save reduced size files. To crop files then save to pdf. To be able to rotate files and otherwise manipulate them then save to pdf. Adding text and signatures. This product is able to do only the last of those tasks (so far as i can see after a morning of trying).

I may be wrong or I may have misunderstood what this product was. For me at least this was a mistake to purchase.

That said, as a pdf viewer and basic editor it is perfectly fine. Compared to a monthly subscription it is a sane price and couldn't be easier to install. The physical sending of the activation code felt a little unnecessary in this day and age but it only took two days to deliver so not that much of an inconvenience.

All in all it was a mistake for me to buy this but that does not mean it's in any way a bad product.

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PDF Pro 3 - PDF editor to create, edit, convert and merge PDFs - 100% Compatible with Adobe Acrobat - for Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 7

Finding an affordable PDF converter program was a pain in the you-know-what. Most programs are actually subscriptions, not technology you buy and own. I needed the converter as I had lost the working files of one of my books due to a technical glitch. All I had was the PDF that the folks at Amazon very kindly sent to me. After months of looking over available technology I settled on this program.

It took may attempts and experiments to get this to work for me. I needed to convert to a doc. file, which it did, but the file was a jumble of text boxes on every page, a document nearly impossible to edit and convert to WordPerfect, the program I use for my writing. I tried everything I could think of to produce a serviceable document, then finally hit on an idea. I converted the document to RTF, which produced a document in which every page had one large text box. I then did a select-all and copy-and-paste onto a blank document, and got my editable format! It  is taking quite a while to go page by page to make formatting corrections, but I am satisfied with the result, considering how affordable this product is.

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