Make edits in your pdf files with PDF Exchange Viewer

PDF Exchange Viewer is a fast and lightweight pdf reader. Don’t let the name fool you – it allows you to do some editing, which makes it very valuable tool. Here are some important features at a glance:

Allows you to add callouts, text fields, highlighting, drawing different shapes, sticky notes, arrows, etc. in a .pdf file
You can neatly overlay text, which is very useful trying to fill a scanned form
Deleting, Rotating and Cropping pages is also a worthy feature.

All edits you do are later visible in Adobe Acrobat Reader, so annotating and exchanging notes is easy. All things considered I think it is a very nice addition to your freeware collection.

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on January 6, 2010 at 11:06 am Anonymous wrote:

great tool! easy to handle and enables you to get the best out of every pdf.

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