We’ve all been there. Sitting in front of an intimidatingly huge PDF document – faced with an impenetrable-seeming wall of text that no amount of CTRL + F’ing will navigate you to the pertinent ...

Well first you'll need internet access, then you'll need a word processor like LibreOffice Writer, Google Docs or Microsoft Word. And finally you'll need software that can create documents for sharing ...

If you would prefer to keep your PDF documents, receipts or personal information out of the hands of third-party companies such as OpenAI, Microsoft, Google and others. You will be pleased to know ...

If you rely on a Kindle (or Kindle app) for reading, you probably know that it supports not only ebooks, but also PDFs. In fact, if you’ve done your homework, you also know that your Kindle (or Kindle ...

There isn't quite an equivalent of the Mac's Preview app on iOS, but Apple still manages to give you powerful options for most of the work you'll need to do with PDFs. Here's how to get it done on an ...

When it comes to preserving any type of document in a format that anyone can later open and be sure it looks right, it’s hard to beat the PDF format. PDF, or portable document format, was developed by ...

Managing PDFs on an iPad can be a game-changer for productivity, but without the right tools and apps, it can become frustrating. To make the most of your iPad's capabilities, it's important to use ...

While many people assume they need expensive software like Adobe Acrobat for professional PDF editing, this affordable alternative transforms how you interact with digital documents across all your ...

When me and my fellow TUAW bloggers Erica Sadun and Mike Grothaus recently had our collaborative effort "Taking Your iPad to the Max" published by Apress in both ebook and printed format, I wanted to ...

Whether you’re using Adobe’s free Acrobat Reader or fully functional Acrobat, most of us can agree that while reading PDFs using these tools isn’t so bad, once you start trying to actually work with ...