Freebies4U - Party with PDF J-176

Click and Save:  PDFill PDF Tools.

Many companies now send out bills and statements as email-attached PDF files.  Scanners often output scans as PDF files.  MS Word and many other programs now enable you to save a document as a PDF file.  While it is easy enough to read these files using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader or Foxit PDF Reader programs, you may run into problems for anything more complicated.

Here are a few occasions that I used PDFill Tools recently: 

1.    I recently used my document scanner to scan in checks before depositing them.  The scan ended up in "portrait" rather than "landscape" mode.  I needed a program to rotate all of the pages 90 degrees.

A bit of background:  the PDF (Portable Document Format) was originally created by Adobe.  Since 2008, it's become an open format which can be used for free. The advantage of a PDF file is that it looks the same no matter what computer or program you use.

Now you can "party" with your PDF files, using the FREE PDFill Tools.  Here are a few more of the many options:

1.  Convert your PDF files into pictures for import into Word or Excel.

2. Split, crop, page number, watermark, export, encrypt, decrypt, and optimize.

And here's a review from one of my favorite sites (5 out of 5 stars, "Editors' Choice"):

PS - to convert a PDF document to Word format, I suggest using the SmallPDF website.  This is useful if you need to edit or translate the document. Unfortunately, it doesn't work well with a Hebrew document.

Please note:  Unfortunately, I cannot take any responsibility for use of the software, directions or links suggested. I have no interest - financial or otherwise - in the software or sites listed.  Use at your own risk.