

By using its Outlook plugin, for instance, you can convert all your emails to PDFs easily. It is even possible to create PDF files from nearly any program installed on your computer. For a start, it is designed to support more than 300 file formats, so it’s not just Word documents that you can convert with the software.

If you need a PDF editor, however, then you will find many lovable features in Nitro Pro. Nitro Pro is too much of a beast for such a simple purpose. Aside from the fact that the claim about the same functionality is debatable, you should get a simpler alternative if you only need to read PDF documents. They said that everyone can still get the reader with the same functionality by using Nitro Pro. Nitro Software, the company behind Nitro Pro, used to provide a dedicated PDF reader called Nitro PDF Reader before it was discontinued in 2017.

Regardless of your reasons or purposes of needing a PDF editor, Nitro Pro is a great choice. Some features seems to cater to business productivity, while the majority are ones that can fit both businesses and individuals alike.

The program also installs it.Nitro Pro is full of must-have features for anyone looking for a professional solution to edit PDF files, making it one of the top alternatives to Adobe Acrobat. The latter task is now called QuickSign, but it appears procedurally identical to the old process: Load a picture of your signature, drag it and place it on the document, then double-click it to embed it. It also has the ability to extract both text and graphics as well as embed a graphic of your signature. This ability means you can fill in PDF forms whether they have editable fields or not. It installs a driver that turns any kind of document into a PDF by simply printing it, and it’s one of a handful of free tools that allows you to add your own text to any kind of PDF. Nitro PDF Reader was never just a reader. Its new browser integration is nice as well. This is no mean feat, as it was very fast before. The new version 2 of the PDF viewer/creator/editor whose interface mimics Microsoft Office’s to a great extent (2007 and now 2010–a good thing in my book), is now noticeably faster both opening and saving PDFs. It’s leaner, it’s meaner, it’s Nitro PDF Reader.
