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Added a feature to display and change the “Layer” property of images and XForms (in the Properties pane).

The “Expand All” command now also expands text of comments.

A “Crop” feature was added to the image editor.

#Pdf xchange download pdf

Convert-To-Excel: added a feature to export links from a PDF file to an Excel Workbook.Convert-To-Office: added the ability to recognize characters using OCR (for specific fonts with corrupted ToUnicode table etc.).Added the ability to set a Blurred or Pixelated background image as an overlay when performing Redaction.Added the ability to edit document metadata via the 'Advanced' tab on the Document metadata dialog.Added a tab on the document properties dialog that allows one to add/edit custom properties.A major overhaul of how we handle portfolio PDFs was implemented.Added the ability to auto-fill named destinations from selected text.Added Czech patterns for redaction/sanitization.That section of my review has therefore been removed. The browser plug-in no longer works in modern browsers, which have moved away from NPAPI support. I am still finding my way around the host of new features and changes, but I will update this page when I have had time to use the new version more and familiarise myself with the changes. The free PDF-XChange Editor replaced the free PDF-X-Changer Viewer several years ago.

Reported bugs are often fixed in the next release. Unlike other software companies, they don’t rely primarily on other end-users to provide support. Their responsiveness to users via their support forum is exemplary.

The developers continue to add new features and fix bugs, releasing regular updates. Online help is available, or a PDF version (53.8 Mbytes). It is very customisable too, so if you don’t like the defaults, many things can be modified. PDF-XChange has some very nice features not found in Adobe Reader, but where it matters it follows the familiar shortcuts and layout of the established market leader.