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Working With PDFs is a Breeze With PDF Converter Pro
When you spend a lot of time working with PDFs, you very quickly learn to loathe PDFs. While they’re a useful file format for disseminating the final form of a document, they’re exceedingly difficult to make changes on. So, if you’re spending a lot of time going back and forth editing a document, or you need someone to sign a…
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5 Best PDF Readers You Should Try in 2025
Of the myriad array of digital files that we have to work with on a regular basis, PDF documents are probably one of the most (if in fact, not the most) common. PDF files are used everywhere, from software help manuals and technical documentation to academic textbooks and novels. So it makes all the sense to have a capable PDF viewer in…
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I Tried Doom in a PDF and It’s Nostalgia Through Words
Being an FPS game worshipper, I have always acknowledged the advancements games like Doom brought to this genre. This game was the key ingredient toward the popularity of FPS in the 90s. But that is a story for another time. In 2025, it is impossible to think I would revisit Doom, but a PDF made me try it, Again! How…
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How to Combine PDF Files on Windows 11
If you want to merge multiple PDF files into one, there are multiple ways to do that on Windows 11. You can use a free desktop app, a website, or run a command from Command Prompt to combine the files. Windows 11 doesn’t have a built-in option to merge PDF files. You need to use a third-party solution to accomplish…
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This Top PDF Tool is $24 for a Limited Time
TL;DR: The top-rated PDF Converter Pro can help you work more effectively with PDFs, and it’s on sale for 76% off through January 12. The business world runs on PDFs. Contracts are sent as PDFs, resumes are sent as PDFs, and internal documents are circulated as PDFs. After someone has made a document, they export it to PDF to make…
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Gemini can now tell when a PDF is on your phone screen
In the latest version of the Files by Google app, summoning Gemini while looking at a PDF gives you the option to ask about the file, writes Android Police. You’ll need to be a Gemini Advanced subscriber to use the feature though, according to Mishaal Rahman, who reported on Friday that it had started rolling out. If you have the…
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How to Combine Images Into One PDF File in Windows 10 or Windows 11
PDFs were designed to be a universal, easy-to-read document format, and they serve that purpose well. If you have a collection of images—say, documents you scanned into your computer as JPEGs—you can combine them into a PDF document for easy sharing. How to Sort Files in File Explorer Windows 10 and Windows 11 include an option to print to a…
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Pay Once and Use This PDF Tool Forever
Savvy businesses have discovered a secret weapon in the battle against software subscription fees: Lifetime licenses. Yes, your days of monthly or yearly subscriptions could very well be over if you grab this new PDF tool. SwifDoo PDF Pro doesn’t require a subscription to edit, convert, sign, or manipulate your business’ PDFs. Instead of those painful $20 monthly fees, you’d…
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Hackers are stepping up ‘qishing’ attacks by hiding malicious QR codes in PDF email attachments
Hackers are refining their ‘qishing’ techniques by hiding malicious QR codes in PDF documents attached to emails impersonating major organizations. New research from Barracuda Networks highlighted the rapid evolution of qishing attacks – a social engineering technique that uses QR codes to redirect users to phishing pages – which has grown over the last three months. Threat intelligence researchers at…
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How to Remove a Password From a PDF File
Quick Links Use Save as PDF or Print to PDF The Official Method: Use Adobe Acrobat Pro Key Takeaways To remove the password from a PDF on Windows, open the PDF, press Ctrl+P, then select “Save as PDF” as your printer. On macOS, open the PDF in Preview, press Command+P to open the print dialogue, then click “PDF” at the…
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