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Best Non Adobe PDF Writer / Reader ?


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I was going through the PDF utilities list, but its not clear which is actually the best?overall,?does it support creating 128 bit encrypted PDFs? for?example?Azureus?is?the?most?feature?rich?BT client and?the most flexible?but?people?also use?utorrent?as?its?lightweight?on?system?resources and equally powerul in most ways.

PDF Utilities:

Brava! Reader - http://www.bravaviewer.com/reader.htm

Cool PDF Reader - http://www.pdf2exe.com/reader.html

CutePDF - http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

Foxit PDF Reader - http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

Free Image Converter - http://www.downloadhotfile.com/download-do...rter-33715.html

Free PDF - http://www.webxd.com/zipguy/frpdfdl.htm

Ghostscript/GSView - http://www.ghostscript.com/awki

PDF 995 - http://www.pdf995.com/

pdf24-creator - http://www.pdf24.org/en/pdf24-creator.htm

PDF/Textbox - http://www.pdftextbox.com/default.aspx

PDFCreator - http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

PDFTK Builder - http://www.angusj.com/pdftkb/

PDFRedirect - http://www.exp-systems.com/

PrimoPDF - http://www.primopdf.com/

Wikipedia - List of PDF software

Can I please know what you guys prefer to use, is it one utility for reading and writing? or two seperate apps?

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Well it's not free but the Pro version of PDF X-Change is THE BEST. It even installs metadata handlers for Windows Explorer/Shell so PDF tags, author etc can be read in details view. If you just want a good free PDF Writer, doPDF is good (doesn't require GhostScript).

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Sumatra is another good one, I keep it because it's just one file (portable). :)

+1 Samutra is a really nice pdf reader. But somehow I really want highlight feature, and I hope it should be in the next released of samutra.

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I tried Foxit, but on two different machine I ALWAYS get a "Switch To/Return To" (can't remember the exact wording) box. I tried PDFCreator. Got it installed and ran a few times, then nothing. Called tech support and they couldn't fix it. Just gave up and switch to Acrobat (for work at a school) it was worth it.

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I use Evince as my viewer, and my Linux OS, like most of them that I've seen running Gnome, has a built-in PDF printer, so any program that supports printing can be printed directly to a PDF file. LibreOffice has a one-click export option too, so that's nifty.

Edit: There is a Windows version of Evince, if you're curious.

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