SmileOnMyMac has updated PDFpen, the PDF editing and form-filling utility, and PDFpenPro, which creates fillable forms, with improved UNICODE support and other reliability enhancements.
Available as Universal binaries, PDFpen and PDFpenPro are the only PDF editing utilities that run natively on Intel-based Macs.
What’s new in PDFpen 2.4.1 and PDFpenPro 2.4.1:
- Improved UNICODE support
- Goto links on PDFpenPro are now followed
- Various reliability enhancements
PDFpen features:
- Show PDFs in single, facing-page, multi-page and multiple facing-page views
- Fill out and save PDF forms
- Create cross-platform fillable PDF forms (requires PDFpenPro)
- Re-order pages in a PDF by drag & drop
- Insert pages
- Remove pages from a PDF
- Overlay text and images onto PDF (for example, sign purchase orders by applying signature image)
- Use with pagesender for a complete fax turn-around solution
- Automate PDF manipulations with AppleScript
- Available in English, Japanese, German, Italian, and French
Download PDFpen and PDFpenPro here: https://www.smileonmymac.com/PDFpen/download.html
Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2.5 (Jaguar) and later
PDFpen Pricing:
$49.95 (1-4 copies), $44.95 (5-9 copies), $39.95 (10-99 copies)
PDFpen Single Site License: $2500
PDFpen Worldwide Site License: $4500
Upgrade to 2.4 for 1.X and 2.X users: free
PDFpenPro Pricing:
$94.95 (1-4 copies), $84.95 (5-9 copies), $74.95 (10-99 copies)
PDFpenPro Single Site License: $4000
PDFpenPro Worldwide Site License: $7000
Upgrade from PDFpen: $45
For more information on disclabel, please visit: https://www.smileonmymac.com/PDFpen/
ABOUT SMILEONMYMAC
SmileOnMyMac makes creative productivity software, such as disclabel, the Macworld Eddy award-winning CD label design program; pagesender, feature-rich fax software that also received an Eddy; browseback, the visual web history tool that won Best of Show at Macworld 2006; and PDFpen, the PDF editing tool that garnered 4 mice from Macworld. All SmileOnMyMac products are available to download free at https://www.smileonmymac.com.
This article was last modified on August 4, 2006
This article was first published on August 4, 2006
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