Wednesday, September 04, 2013
7 killer PDF add-ons you wish you had and 13 to pass up
www.lifehack.org: The Portable Document Format is a wonderful thing. We all use it – university papers, applications, work documents. It is the industry standard for fixed-format document viewing with cross-platform possibilities. I have found 7 killer PDF add-ons you wish you had, and also 13 add-ons not worth wasting your time with.
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In my opinion, PDF format is the only acceptable way for sending and receiving documents that are meant for review as opposed to editing. That being said, it can also be a pain to get the original document into said format. While these add ons aren't entirely solving the problem of constantly having to save 2+ copies, they are making more difficult or obscure formats more accessible. I have yet to use the add on allowing for web pages to be saved as PDFs directly, but after reading this article it is one that I would be interested in trying out. I have used various e-sign and docu-sign programs and apps. They work, but often leave something to be desired as not many people own e-writing pads, creating a signature that looks like it wasn't done by a 5 year old on the iPad is difficult, and scanning one in is a hassle. The usability of PDFs has increased, and am interested to see further developments in apps created for them.
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