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PDF Expert 7: New version of the popular PDF app

PDFExpert 7
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Via the apps Spark and Documents 5 We have already reported on Readdle in the past. PDF Expert 7 is another app from the developer that hits the App Store today.

PDF Expert 7 allows – very roughly speaking – the easy reading and editing of PDF documents on the iPad and iPhone. It doesn't matter whether you just want to add simple comments or entire content, the app makes it all possible. Readdle offers this for free, with a Pro subscription (equivalent to around 50 euros pro However, if you upgrade to a new version (year 6), you get access to additional features. These features include editing the text of a PDF, converting it to a PDF, and signing PDFs. Buyers of the Pro version of PDF Expert XNUMX, the old version, can also use the Pro features of the old app in the new one.

PDFExpert 7

Image: Readdle

New features in PDF Expert 7

So far I have only mentioned functions that were already available in Expert 6. Now let's move on to the new things. For the first time, these include a new design of the app. Second, there is now the option of creating your own toolbar with the tools that you often need. Readdle introduced this innovation so that every user can display the tools that he needs most frequently. Scanning functionality and handwriting recognition will then be introduced in a subsequent minor update. PDF Expert 7 is available from today for free in the App Store for iOS.

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Source: press release via email, readdle (1, 2)

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