Note, too, that both PDF-XChange Viewer 4 Pro and PDF-XChange Tools 4 are due for an upgrade to version 5 later this year. Once you’ve purchased PDF-XChange Pro 2012, you’ll need to uninstall the trial, reinstall the package with the license key, and then remake your PDFs without the demo watermark. However, any new PDFs you create will contain what Tracker calls a “demo watermark”–an obtrusive stamp that links to the company’s website for you to buy the software–so you should be sure to try out the software in plenty of time to buy the full version (or redo your project in another program) before your final report is due. The trial of PDF-XChange Pro 2012 imposes no time or feature limitations. Stand-alone, PDF-XChange Viewer 4 Pro costs about $38. Unlike the free version of PDF-XChange Viewer, this version allows you full control over modifying PDFs, including the ability to extract content, renumber pages, resize your document, and more. Once you’ve created your PDF, it will open in PDF-XChange Viewer 4 Pro, a full featured PDF viewer and editor. When you open any Windows-based application and choose to print, PDF-XChange Printer 2012 will be one of your print options. Rather, this offering is a collection of individually available PDF-XChange programs.

PDF-XChange Pro 2012 gives you complete control over PDF file creation, whether you initiate the process individually from a Windows application or in a batch from Microsoft Office.The package is confusing when you first install it, mainly because no single PDF-XChange Pro 2012 program exists.

According to Tracker, PDF-XChange Pro is a favorite download for corporations–and based on price alone, what CFO wouldn’t be happy? But is PDF-XChange Pro 2012 a good deal for the little guy, too? Tracker’s PDF-XChange Pro 2012 ($74) bundles a number of PDF-XChange apps that together attempt to create a suite comparable to the $449 Adobe Acrobat X Pro, just for much less money.

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