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Use Sejda. They will give free accounts to educators. I find it easier to make edits in PowerPoint.

Edited to say: sedja has PDF to word, word to pdf, merge pdf, jpg to pdf, pdf to jpeg, split pdf, rotate pdf, number pdf, lock pdf, watermark pdf, extract pdf, and probably more I'm forgetting. For your home computer you can get the program on your computer.

My submission for this month [oc]

I used R (dplyr, data.table, lubridate, stringr) for the data manipulation, www.sejda.com for converting the PDFs to CSVs, tableau for the viz, and sqaurespace to make a simple blog.

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Souvent les propriétaires procèdent comme ça oui.

La liste des pièces pouvant être demandées figure dans ce décret : https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/affichTexte.do?cidTexte=JORFTEXT000031444493

Un propriétaire n'a pas le droit de demander un document qui ne figure pas dans cette liste.

Tu peux sécuriser un peu tes documents en ajoutant un tatouage en utilisant ce site : https://www.sejda.com/fr/watermark-pdf

I always use this site to add white margins to pdf.

https://www.sejda.com/it/resize-pdf

This is the result https://imgur.com/a/z4H33kZ

As you can see it adds some space where you can take notes....

Yeah! I also use goodnotes! to be honest it’s a bit of a process to add margins and all, but I really like goodnotes for note taking so it’s worth it for me. I download the pdf of the slides onto my mac and then upload them to https://www.sejda.com/resize-pdf from my ipad (since it’s connected on the cloud). I add margins (usually about 2 inches all around but it depends on the class) and then i annotate that way. IF i want to do a bit more, i’ll resize the pdf down to A4 after i’ve added some bigger margins so that i can add in some paper in between slides on goodnotes (A4 size) so it all lines up. It sounds like a lot, I know, but I can get it all done in about one minute so it’s worth it for me! I don’t really write every single thing down but it works really well. If you wanna make your annotations “cornell style” you can use the left margin to write down the key words/questions. Does all that make sense (lmao I know it’s a lot)?

I would take a moment to plug a tool I found recently that I should really add to the updated version of this list called Sedja. I found it by accident while putting my portfolio together. It has a lot of PDF editing functions you can use on their website for free (though there are limitations). I haven't used it much but it really came in handy when I needed it.

I used https://www.sejda.com/pdf-forms - it is a bit finicky, but it works and it's free. The input boxes remain visible so that may affect your aesthetics, but I don't find that a dealbreaker.

Online pdf editor...

https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor

....and UIC students get free access to Office 365 which has OneNote which allows you to "print" pdf's into a OneNote page where you can edit it and then "print" the OneNote page into a pdf file. This is how I take online tests with my touchscreen PC and stylus.

From your online bank account print your statement as a pdf. Don't download it as a .pdf. If you download it as a pdf it will be locked.

Take your statement that you printed as a .pdf and upload it to PDF Editor Free. You can google PDF Editors Free. This website allows you to make changes to .pdf documents.

Create whatever balances you want on the documents.

Save, print, and you are good to go.

Luke from LTT Video used this one: https://www.sejda.com/desktop

This is a .deb package but I hope it can be decompressed and could be made to work with some trickery, but no guarantees.

The best that I have found is this: https://www.sejda.com/desktop
You can do anything you want, but can only save 3 times a day. So, kind of free... very rarely have I found that I needed to save more than 3 times in a day.

I mean tools like this one: https://www.sejda.com/crop-pdf. Basically all it seems to do is resize the MediaBox so e.g. if I ctrl+A to select all text the text that was 'cropped' is still copyable, which I don't really want.

So you're downloading the PDF, opening up in a browser and filling it up?

Microsoft Edge does have it's own PDF Editor, so make sure your boss opens it up in Edge as well.

If all else fails - https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor, save PDF, send PDF to boss, and boss can fill it up.

Depends on how much you need, but I get around with using Sejda exclusively. As for PDF viewer, Sumatra is superior as hell imo, lean & way quicker.

Sejda, it's a website that lets view and edit pdfs..

https://www.sejda.com/pdf-editor

Trash mail, allows you to create a email account that will forward things to your inbox, or you could use it to sign up for things

https://trashmail.com/

notebook_3 has a blank cover sheet, an index (Cornell), links at the bottom of each page for the index and 3 sections: - outline; 5 pages, US Legal - notes; 20 pages, Dots Small - draft; 100 pages, US Legal

This notebook was created on the rM and the links were added using Sejda that was mentioned in this thread. This one doesn't auto resize.

From the Adobe Web site: Is there a non-subscription version of Acrobat available?

Yes. Acrobat 2020 desktop software is available as a one-time purchase. It does not include quarterly Acrobat feature enhancements or access to premium Adobe Document Cloud services like Adobe Sign via your web browser and mobile devices. To purchase Acrobat 2020, click here.

But the price turns out to be something like $450. Since I can't afford that I've kept an old MacBook Air which has Adobe Acrobat Pro 10 (obsolete and won't work on newer Macs) just for the purpose of cleaning up PDFs. For just removing pages you don't need any software, that can be done free at https://www.sejda.com/delete-pdf-pages

It will probably stay buried, but I love [https://www.sejda.com/](Sejda.com). If you have to split / merge / modify / create / edit / sign / rotate or whatever with a PDF file, the site can do it for free and in seconds.

It's a life saver since usually working with PDF is a bit annoying (signing or rotating one for example).

Here is a page that converts Reddit pages to PDF.

https://www.sejda.com/html-to-pdf

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Which is not perfect, but it/'s quick, and gets the job done.

I just saved the DPRK megathread with it, and it's in my link.

maybe that's just chrome. if you're on a mac, open pdf in Preview and export to jpg/png. Or try this tool: https://www.sejda.com/pdf-to-jpg. Or just upload to docdroid.

I haven't found the osetcolor, osetrgbcolor or osetcmykcolor as an Adobe PostScript operator. I suspect that is a redefinition of the setrgbcolor and setcolor operators. I redefine the original setgray operator to oldsetgray in my script and that could be the same. I could have named that osetgray.

I found a very nice online pdfeditor that also converts to grayscale with blacken text option. Be sure to click on more options and try TextConversion: Black This might work for some of your files:

https://www.sejda.com/grayscale-pdf

>Server side puts load on the server

You could also use a SaaS with an API, you'll have to handle request limits yourself though.

If you're going client side ask yourself if you really need a PDF.
Maybe a good amount of print CSS would suffice (modern versions of Windows already come with a virtual printer Microsoft print to PDF, some people have alternative virtual printers or browser extensions already installed).

I made a PDF for Japanese, fonts are readable but need to be changed for more appropriate Japanese font (I can't due to editor issue) texts itself are intact though.

https://www.sejda.com/share/2cfced6065e14fe1843b213073ac32d1-HQVB4w7hdF8Zn-8NvZrsoNcN3ZOHkE0E6LwOwxK6LV8KJFrGTh1Y53ZgQJkHkg02

Japanese Translation:

I am thirsty
喉が乾きました

I am hungry
お腹がすきました

I need the toilet
トイレに行きたいです

I am uncomfortable
寝心地がわるいです

I am cold
寒いです

I am hot
暑いです

It is hard to breathe
息をするのが苦しいです

I feel sick
気持ちがわるいです

I feel OK
大丈夫です

I am in pain
痛いです

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you can pre-process the pdf before importing it to add some space. two ways to do this are to print to PDF in OSX and adjust the page size and scaling of content there or (the thing that I do) use this online tool: https://www.sejda.com/resize-pdf which is free for smaller documents.

Try an older version, assuming you have a valid lic.

https://www.sejda.com/desktop#older-versions

Then try again when crostini/lxd moves to Debian 10 - 'buster' which was released in July 2019

EDIT: tried it and couldn't install via the 'Install with Linux (beta)' context menu

Installed manually with Downloads#> sudo dpkg -i sejda-dekstop_6.0.2_amd64.deb

Then opened by

/opt/sejda-desktop/sejda-desktop

to put it in your path put this in your shell resource file (.bash_profile or .bashrc)

export PATH='/opt/sejda-desktop:$PATH'

*running ubuntu 19.10 instead of Deb 9

Just wanted to share how I go about editing a PDF because I feel your frustration. While I agree that PDF is an output format, making editing more difficult, there are some solutions out there that don't require a credit card.

I use Sejda (Online editor- Commercial/Closed Source) to make edits if i'm not concerned about sensitive information in the file

I Use NAPS2 portable to combine/split/merge (FOSS)

For documents that I would rather not upload I used LibreOffice Draw to edit

Hope someone finds this helpful.

for those who are unable to go to nicehash blogs due to their security blocking old browsers from 2011

https://www.sejda.com/html-to-pdf#results-QH1XGJJC- 201908281504

before you claim this post as spam just remember i am in no way affiliated or connected to the above site i had to google for url to pdf.

I set this blog up specifically for this project, it seemed to be the best way to lay out the analysis and viz.

Source:

https://www.dhs.gov/tsa-claims-data

Tools used:

www.sejda.com - convert PDFs to CSVs (messy but it worked)

R (dplyr, stringr, data.frame, lubridate) - Cleaning data

Tableau - viz.