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Use FoxIt Reader and be free of all that shit!

edit: apparently some people have bad experiences with/irrationally hate this program? I've been using it for at least a decade and it's always been good for me.

Yep that would do it.

As a side note I would instead recommend Foxit as opposed to Acrobat since it is much faster... that said I haven't used Acrobat in 5 years so who knows maybe they fixed their notorious bloat issues.

When I have problems with PDF books, I open the PDF file using my laptop with https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

Go to File > Save as — and save the file as is (no change), using a new name or save on top of the old file.

Foxit Reader normally fixes a number of encoding problems for my PDF files.

I have used Foxit Reader for when I want to add annotations or fill in forms (that don't have fill in slots). Their text comments operation remind me a bit of ms paint when it comes to entering text. But you can drag comments around and change colors.

You should only download USCIS forms from www.uscis.gov so if that's what you did, stick with that, don't go elsewhere.

The screenshot in my previous comment is one that I just took myself so the PDF at the official link (https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-864.pdf) definitely works for me.

I suggest that you try with a dedicated PDF viewer, I'm using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (i.e. the "official" one) but there's a bunch out there, Foxit Reader is another that people sometimes recommend.

That's a solid choice.

Extended warranty recommended.

Ms store for any possible educational discounts

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https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

Yes. Foxit and Xodo from the windows Store work ok for light documents, but the load times are slow (windows store app limitation).

There was a GREAT one I used in the past, Foxit... then it got popular and went to shit with bloat. I haven't used it many years though, so it could be better, could be worse.

I don't know if they changed the name but it's "Foxit PhantomPDF" now: https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-editor/

Foxit Reader. They have an enterprise installer you can get access to fairly easily. https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/enterprise-register.html

Go through the options to turn off anything not required, start screen, online garbage etc.

That's the Normal behavior. Think I read it somewhere it'll stop/disconnect after a few minutes of continuous use.

Got a ciscle / renaisser pen, no more problems like this ever.

Foxit Reader Desktop windows version for me ( foxit or xodo from Windows store depending on which form of app you like - desktop or tablet).

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

I easily blasted thru annotating and reading 1000s of pages of social sciences texts with the ciscle and foxit last semester.

Foxit Reader https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

Fastest at loading big pdfs among the ones I've tested, fastest at scrolling through thousands of pages without going blank or first displaying a blurry low res image before updating the page with a high res final image once scrolling has stopped.

Ihan vaan selkeyden vuoksi: "adobella" tarkoitat varmaan Acrobat Readeria, eli Adoben ohjelmaa jolla voi lukea PDF tiedostoja? Adobe on ohjelmistofirma joka tunnetaan parhaiten esim. Photoshopista.

Helpoin tapa avata PDF tiedosto on drag & dropata se jonkin käyttämäsi nettiselaimen ikkunaan - esim. ~~Edge~~, Chrome tai Firefox avaa PDF tiedostot ihan hyvin.

Toisena olisi esim. LibreOfficen käyttäminen (ilmainen microsoft office-korvike), mutta kokemuksesta sanoisin että PDF tiedostojen avaaminen ja muokkaaminen toimii välillä kyseenalaisesti.

Näiden lisäksi olisi vielä esim. FoxitReader - mutta tosiaan jos tarvitsee vain avata PDF lukeaksesi (eikä tarvitse muokata), pelkkä nettiselain riittää.

Foxit's Free Reader will allow you to export all highlighted text from a PDF. Look under the Comments tool for 'Export'.

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

I saw that one too. I had high hopes for it because it was a name I recognized. The only reason I didn't try it was it looked like the Linux version was pretty limited compared to the Windows and Mac versions.

If you're just moving pages around, use PDFTK Builder.

Portable, free, no watermark (unless you add your own watermark). Has separation, collation, rotation, etc.

https://portableapps.com/apps/office/pdftk_builder_portable.

If you're editing the text of the PDF - FoxIt PDF Reader.

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

For reading text try https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/ It's free and allows you to speed up the speech.

Photopea is a great alternative to Photoshop Elements. If you know how to use Elements, you'll learn this one quickly.

Foxit PDF Reader can search for (in-file) keywords in a folder of PDFs.

Or if you want something faster, you can use Docfetcher to create a search index of your PDFs.

You can have a look at Foxit Reader. When I used it last time it was quite similar in functionality to Acrobat Reader.

Additionally you can check list of alternative software to Acrobat Reader.

> I know MS has a built in one.

Yes it has, but Foxit's PDF printer has a lot more options to customize than MS one.

In https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/version-history.php they just say:

Issues Addressed in Foxit Reader 10.0.0.35798

• Fixed some stability issues.
• PDF creation is not available in Foxit Reader 10.0.

But, because of that customization, it is very useful.

I didn't find any explanation in their website about this decision. Hope they bring it back in some new version.

Noi usiamo a lavoro Foxit Reader (Win e LNX).
Puoi importare la firma da un'immagine e foxit te la "conserva" per poter firmare tutto quello che vuoi.
(Inoltre ha un sacco di funzionalità di annotazione e modifica dei pdf. Stra consigliato)

You could try Foxit Reader. It allows you to write on the pdf. You can also pin notes to the pdf and collapse them, then just click back and it will pop back up. Can zoom in or out. I don't know how it works with touchscreen, but it works well on my laptop. It is free as well.

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

Docusign is the largest recognized provider. They're extremely legit. I've bought/sold houses using Docusign.

As a free alternative, most PDF readers allow you to e-sign documents, too. MacOS comes out of the box with Preview, which does this. Foxit Reader is a free PDF reader for Windows that also allows document signature.

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

If all you want to do is view PDFs I would recommend Foxit. Its not an exploit infested child of Adobe, the pdf reader is freeware, and it provides the same functionality as Adobe minus the vulnerabilities of course.

"Forget Me Not", included in the anthology <em>The Things We Leave Behind</em>, a collection of modern era scenarios for Call of Cthulhu 7e. It was not made by Chaosium, which in this case means that it is not a pulp pseudo-cosmic horror adventure, and for once we really have a Lovecraftian cosmic horror adventure.

But you need to take notes, add post its (in PDF use Foxit Reader, it contains better options to make comments), and in general read through the scenario very carefully, because it's a pain in the ass to read it a second time: the adventures is perfect, the writing is boring and badly organized.

These handouts are helpful.

PDF Redirect is what we use for combining multiple docs into one PDF. There is a freeware version available.

Foxit Reader is the default PDF Viewer/Reader we use. Freeware version available.

I use MacOS and the built-in "Preview" app lets me view and annotate PDFs.

A free option for Windows is FoxIt PDF Reader https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

You can also buy actual 1099/W2 stock, then print onto those pages. When you do this you only print the "values" and the actual form is pre-printed.

PDF.JS is an unfinished product with many known deficiencies. Mozilla kept working on it long after it was put in Firefox, but some time after that it was like Mozilla got bored with it and hasn't done much since then. I read somewhere about a year ago that Mozilla would be using the Chromium PDF reader in Firefox in the future, but with no set date for that happening. The best suggestion that I have is to install Foxit PDF Reader and use that when the Firefox PDF.JS fails like that. https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

DocFetcher is a straightforward and powerful document search engine for PDFs and many other formats. You create a full-text index for an entire folder (and subfolders) once, and the program finds all test string instances and shows you a preview. In addition to advanced search operators, it also supports wildcards.

In a pinch, you can also use Foxit Reader: display the search pane (Ctrl+Shift+F), select "All PDF Document in" and navigate to the searchable folder before searching.

Both are free.

Try switching some of them to Foxit Reader and see if the problem persists.

If it does you might want to look at how the PDF's are rendering, switching between postscript and PCL can produce some interesting problems.

I use FoxIt Reader. The new version is structured like Microsoft Office 2010. This company used to only specialize in this PDF Reader, but it seems they've expanded on to bigger horizons. If you install, make sure you say no to any offers like the 14-day trial for their PhantomPDF service.
https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/

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