quick question

[parallelgirl]

can anyone recommend a free or very low-cost pdf editing package?

Comments

[softfruit]

Best I can suggest is PagePlus for about £25 but that may be a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

[parallelgirl]

thanks :)
have emailed you about this very thing, for 'tis your own pdf I'd like to edit...

[poeticalpanther]

I have Acrobat, if it's not a sizable job I can just do it for you?

[parallelgirl]

thank you, lovely! I think the author of the pdf is going to be able to do it herself, actually, which is great, but thanks for the offer :)

I was meaning to text you a couple of days ago as I found myself watching the Bobby Robson tribute England-Germany friendly, where they got as many players as they could from the 1990 World Cup (semi?) final teams to play. It struck me as such a British thing to do - pay tribute to a great footballer/manager by getting the team from one of his most famous defeats to come and kick some Brit arse again! Made me smile and think that you'd probably have enjoyed the humour too!

[poeticalpanther]

Oh that does sound amusing, and very British. :)

It's funny about the Germans. I mean, two wars and all, and 1966, and 1990, and so on, and yet in many ways it's a rivalry of friends and equals now.

Hope you're doing well. *hugs* and missingness.

[solace_aderyn]

If you just want a basic PDF creator after writing the content in an application like Word, Excel, or Powerpoint, there is a free one here: http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator. My money (or non-money in this case) is on this one: you can use it for commericial purposes too, and it works with NitroPDF if you want to purchase a program with more features in the future.

[parallelgirl]

thank you!

[crocodilewings]

Foxit!

[parallelgirl]

thank you, I might well!
Have a lovely party next week, BTW!