While simply viewing or commenting on a PDF can be accomplished with free software, there are times when you might want to engage with a PDF document more extensively. Say you want to make edits, reorganize a file, or collaborate with others to make changes. That's where a full-featured PDF editor comes in.
The best PDF editors allow you to edit, create, alter, and convert PDF files just like you would with any other text document. Adobe Acrobat is the most well-known option for most people. Its reputation is certainly deserved given its excellent feature set and overall utility. But it's also quite expensive.
Thankfully, there's a whole range of respectable and even great third-party PDF editors that provide less expensive alternatives to Adobe's premier product.
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The UK government's secret demand for Apple to create backdoor access to encrypted user data was far broader than previously known, reports the Financial Times. British officials didn't just want to break Apple's Advanced Data Protection feature, but sought to tap a swathe of standard iCloud services used by millions worldwide.
I've been especially vocal during the past week, when its price on Steam dropped to its all-time low of just $7 for the second time ever. Normally, it's $20 and already worth the several hours of entertainment it provides.
Why is being a jerk to everyone in the most serene, chill, and nonviolent hamlet so delightful? I'm too cheap to pay for the therapy to unpack that. I'd much rather sing the game's praises.
Developer House House calls its creation a "slapstick-stealth-sandbox" game, which is decently accurate (and pretty funny). I'd call it humor masquerading as a low-key puzzle game. With the ability to terrorize everyone with your honking.
Logitech's MX Master 4 is expected launch on September 30th at a price point of €129.99 (approximately $150 USD).
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