I did notice Nuance's Power PDF and Omnipage, but I heard their software is really buggy.įeatures desired: Composing PDF's (scanning large amounts of pages into a PDF, likely adding to that original file later, adding page #'s, maybe headers, fill out the fill-able forms, and I place a high priority on Security (why I try to avoid Adobe). I can spend some $ if needed, but prefer to limit cost. I was really disappointed that Nitro refuses to offer any discount for Education (students, etc.). I thought about Nitro Reader or a NitroPDF trial. Compare price, features, and reviews of the software side-by-side to make the best choice for your business.

I basically need something like Adobe Acrobat, but as a college student that $120 is hard to afford.

After spending 2 days, I strongly prefer not to junk it up (Would use Foxit, but it has gotten notoriously full of Adware/Browser modifications) - it even left remnants of AskToolbar despite opting out. I just did a clean install of Windows 7 Pro and needed to for school.

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