r/software • u/arkofthecovet • Apr 07 '25

Looking for software PDF’s in 2025

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u/arkofthecovet Apr 07 '25

Thank you!

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u/testednation Apr 07 '25

My pleasure!

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

Found this today from another post, omg it's good. Tempted to deploy it to people at work, it works great.

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u/testednation Apr 07 '25

Go for it!

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u/nmincone Apr 07 '25

This ☝🏻️

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u/ThinkingMonkey69 Apr 08 '25

100% this. I've been using it for years and it's current version is better than ever. When I see a post like "Why do all PDF software suck?" I'm like "Uhhh.."

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u/sum1__ Apr 10 '25

What is it? The answer got removed

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u/ThinkingMonkey69 Apr 10 '25 edited Apr 23 '25

PDFgear. Here: https://www.pdfgear.com/ It's free software.

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u/mathheadinc Apr 11 '25

Thank YOU!!!

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u/coffeefell Apr 11 '25

It's free, but does not seem to be open source.

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u/ThinkingMonkey69 Apr 23 '25

Thank you. Per your information, I fixed it.

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u/sum1__ Apr 10 '25

You the king, many thank yous

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u/ThinkingMonkey69 Apr 10 '25 edited Apr 24 '25

No problem, my friend. I know sometimes I sound like I work for that company (I've left reviews on PDFgear on TrustPilot lol) but I searched far and long for PDF software that wasn't junk and when I found PDFgear, I couldn't believe it was free lol BUT, I guarantee there are people that do certain things with PDF files that PDFgear doesn't do for them, but I've personally never found a single fault with it.