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PDFs can get pretty big, especially if you’re adding lots of images and objects. If you’ve created a PDF that’s too big—maybe you’re trying to email it or maybe it just takes too long to load—here’s how you compress your PDF to a smaller size. RELATED: What Is a PDF File (and How Do I Open One)? […]

PDFs are great for sharing your work. There are free PDF readers available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, and PDF file retain their formatting no matter where they’re displayed. Best of all, you can quickly create PDFs from other documents in Windows using tools you already have. Creating a PDF in Windows is […]

Khamosh Pathak There are times when life doesn’t hand you a complete PDF. If you’re left with multiple pages or a PDF document in multiple parts, you’ll want to merge it into a single file on your Mac before sending it out. Here’s how to do that using built-in tools and online. tmntag.cmd.push(function(){tmntag.adTag(‘purch_N_C_0_1’, false);}); How […]

Adobe’s PDF standard is handy whenever you need to distribute some information and be sure that it’s seen the same way by all recipients. But PDF files are also infamously tough to edit. Unless you’ve paid for Adobe Acrobat (the full version, not just the Reader), you’ll have to look for a specific tool to […]

PDFs can get pretty big, especially if you’re adding lots of images and objects. If you’ve created a PDF that’s too big—maybe you’re trying to email it or maybe it just takes too long to load—here’s how you compress your PDF to a smaller size. RELATED: What Is a PDF File (and How Do I Open One)? […]

tmntag.cmd.push(function(){tmntag.adTag(‘purch_N_C_0_1’, false);}); Aside from making clean printable documents, files made with Adobe Acrobat Pro can contain formulas that automatically compute your inputs. Here’s how to make simple calculations in a PDF file. Using a PDF with Calculations When it comes to software that can create files with formulas and automatic computations, you likely have a […]