adding notes, marking up the text etc.), themselves perfectly self explanatory and easy to use, but with much the same look and feel as Acrobat. A classic example here is the extensive reviewing features (e.g. Having said this, other features have clearly been designed to provide a sense of familiarity to Acrobat users. Indeed, the provision of the familiar ribbon interface, a feature which isn’t universal among PDF editors and isn’t present in Adobe Acrobat XI Pro, will make many users feel immediately at home.

Given that there will inevitably be a limit to how much you’d want to edit within a PDF file, the features provided are perfectly adequate for the majority of users. There’s also a new facility to request and receive electronic signatures and online collaboration tools to share documents and provide feedback with online mark-up and commenting tools. Aside from performance improvements, there’s now the much-requested integration with Google Drive, OneDrive and Dropbox. UPDATE April 2016: Since this review was published, Nitro Pro 10 was release. However, given that these various packages differ considerably in their price, and Nitro Pro 9 is little more than a quarter of the price of the Adobe equivalent, is it because it’s sub-standard, or because it represents excellent value for money. Other PDF editors, most notably Adobe Acrobat XI Pro. One look at the list of features is enough to suggest that Nitro Pro 9 offers much the same functionality as several This is a fully featured PDF editor that’s very easy to use and represents excellent value for money. In buying Nitro Pro 9 you have to accept that there are features missing compared to Adobe Acrobat XI Pro but we’d be surprised if these would be an issue for the majority of people.

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