

Other than the weird underlining quirk (user error/ignorance?), this program is just as good as Adobe and I'm happy to have it. Overall: I had issues activating the software and the support team was quick to respond (despite this week being Thanksgiving) and we were able to get everything solved right away.

It has a number of capabilities, including combining, dividing, and password-protect portable document format files and adding or removing text, images, and watermarks from PDFs. So, while this feature is not something I have to have every day, I do need it from time to time and would like this program to have. Nitro Pro is a PDF reader and editor that allows users work with portable document format files. Normally I edit drafts in Word, but sometimes I get PDFs that are "ready to go", but aren't. I couldn't find a way to underline it even though I could bold/italicize/and change the font/color/size. My boss also typed an email address in the "to" section that I needed to underline. I tried to select the line as an object to delete it (something I can do in Adobe when the line is not "with" the text), but nowhere under Edit Text or Edit Image was I able to select the line. However, the line that was under the text was the length of the old text (shorter) and looked weird with the new text.

I deleted the old text and typed the new text (email address). Example: My boss sent me a Demand letter to send, but his template was old and had his old email address on the header. There's a quirk though (see Cons).Ĭons: I don't like that when I edit a PDF I can't underline selected text (you can italicize and bold it though) and I can't remove lines. Pros: I am a Paralegal and it has almost every feature I need: conversion from PDF to Word and visa versa adding and deleting pages stamps (I use for digital exhibit stickers) and Bates Labeling.
