PDF Studio vs. PDF Xchange Viewer and Editor

For Linux users it is without a doubt the best option and the most developed so far.

If you'd like to switch from Adobe to a less expensive and more robust solution, you can choose PDF X Change. It does everything other expensive solutions do. We are using it to add some additional information on scanned PDF files and Sign them and it does it in a simple and easy way. You can use to combine multiple files into one, creating PDF from different resources.

Incentivized

• Editing PDF pages easily.
• Organizing PDF pages quickly.
• Adding comments to particular items within a PDF.

• Easy to edit PDFs.
• Easy to add headers and text boxes.
• Fast, no lags.

Incentivized

• I would like to be able to generate indexes of the documents that I am adding to a file.
• To be able to scan a file and convert it from a PDF simply having the scan parameters.

• There have been a couple of instances where I struggled to locate a feature that I thought was missing. A quick reply from support staff usually help me find and understand the feature better.

As I answered before, the graphical interface is the best developed of the options that exist for Linux.

It's easy to use, making it very efficient for us as we do not have to train additional people on how to use this software. It opens up documents quickly and saves quickly as well. Overall the usability is not an issue for us at all. It is also extremely easy to integrate it with other PDF programs.

Incentivized

Performance wise, PDF Xchange Viewer and Editor is flawless. It runs fast, and I haven't experienced any immediately crashing. The reports save quickly, and the document size is never an issue. It saves into a regular PDF, and we're able to open it on any other program or computer. All text boxes, features, and headers show up flawlessly on other programs.

Incentivized

Anytime I have had questions they have been able to be found in the forums of PDF Studio.

The application had no issues (we did not contact support) and that's why I give a 10.

Incentivized

PDF Studio doesn't involve an expensive subscription, plus has all the features without the cluttered UI. It is intuitive to use and I prefer it to Adobe Acrobat, Foxit, PDF XChange, AcePDF, and others. Minimal design with refined tools. Frankly, I am just relieved to have a perpetual license for a product that just works.

Incentivized

PDF Xchange hits a sweet spot for me and my users. It is powerful, includes a full suite of creation, markup, and management tools. It is very affordable.

Bluebeam is too much that isn't print and PDF related. It is EXPENSIVE ... more than $300 per person before almost mandatory additional training.

PDF Creator is good for PDF creation. It doesn't include markup and management tools.

• Allowed me to get a customer a quote faster.
• Won business proposition due to the ability to organize and sort through customer documentation quickly.

• Saving money on licensing
• Saving computing ressources
• Saving time on training

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