My company recently adopted Kofax Power PDF Advance over Adobe Acrobat Pro. Why? Lol!. I'm having to learn more about Kofax. I've subscribed hoping you'll put out some more Kofax tutorials lol
Hey, love your videos they’ve helped me a lot in the past, however of late I’ve run into an issue with printing my pdfs to the correct size. For example I currently have a pdf that’s 16 x 21 inches, but I’m not sure what free software I can use to print this out in the size 6 x 8 inches while maintaining its quality (its ratio is 3:4), do you know of anything that may help with this? Thanks! 😁
Please compare to XChange Pdf. It's only for Windows, but it's really mighty. For example good ocr with keeping layout. And import data from CSV, fill forms and save each "csv data line" as pdf file with custom name. That is what I need for certificates fir examples. Edit: and it's also withoit subscription.
I LOVE PDF XCHANGE Reader . Its not updated for over 10 years (so I am not taking about the "Editor", which is continually updated, the editor is totally overloaded). The XChange "Reader" can actually edit a lot., it's not just a "reader". I purchased the professional editio back in the days and so it has a lot of additional functionally compared to the free version. What I like most about the program is the clean look, and that all the editing functionalites are easy to access and manage. One of my favorite Programm of the last 20 Years!
@@ulfdressler6107 I just bought their highest bundle. I tested alle the others and for my needs it's perfect. Abbyy over included, fill forms from CSV and make pdfs. Good editing, very fast UI. I'd like to have it also for MacOS, but anyway it's more important for my printing desktop with windows. For MacOS Pdf Expert is not bad. Though limited functionality compared to pdfxchange. Furthermore I like the multiplatform UPDF.
There he is!!! Haha hope all is well my friend!! Since you are the software guy. Do you know of any software that would be good for picture by picture? Thank you sir for the content.
I'm not 100% sure of the type so I'll give all three. If we are talking about watching video, most media players have an option to do a "picture-in-picture". If we are talking about video editing all of the video editors, I use either give you the ability to click a button to add a PIP or you can add and element to the timeline. There is a Chrome extension that you can do PIP. If we are talking about static pictures, Paint.net is a really good tool for that. I hope that helps. If not, just let me know. I thank you again.
Great tutorial Adrian! Do you know how to eliminate the little notepad icon when using the highlighter? It ends up distorting the surrounding text. Thank you in advance!
Yes, it is for Mac too. You can go to kofax.com and get it. I don't think the processor matters as much as the OS. It works for from Mojave to Monterrey.
If you have a windows machine, go to the start button and click on it. Above the Power button on the menu screen there is a gear icon, click it. This should bring you to the settings page. Click on apps. Scroll down to you see kofax and click it. There should be an uninstall option. Click that and follow the directions and it should be removed.
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Awesome video sir. I am so glad you covered the digital signature functions. It's becoming an increasingly more important function.
It definitely is. I believe it will become more mainstream as the years go on. Thank you for the comment. I appreciate it.
Thank you, great info. Does Kofax print envelopes, like in Word (mailing>print envelope)?
My company recently adopted Kofax Power PDF Advance over Adobe Acrobat Pro. Why? Lol!. I'm having to learn more about Kofax. I've subscribed hoping you'll put out some more Kofax tutorials lol
I yelled with laughter when your signature appeared on the screen. Thank you for that!
Now Jaded....I still appreciate you though. You didn't have to call out my chicken scratch like that. I thank you for the comment. I appreciate it.
Hey, love your videos they’ve helped me a lot in the past, however of late I’ve run into an issue with printing my pdfs to the correct size. For example I currently have a pdf that’s 16 x 21 inches, but I’m not sure what free software I can use to print this out in the size 6 x 8 inches while maintaining its quality (its ratio is 3:4), do you know of anything that may help with this? Thanks! 😁
Please compare to XChange Pdf. It's only for Windows, but it's really mighty. For example good ocr with keeping layout. And import data from CSV, fill forms and save each "csv data line" as pdf file with custom name. That is what I need for certificates fir examples.
Edit: and it's also withoit subscription.
I LOVE PDF XCHANGE Reader . Its not updated for over 10 years (so I am not taking about the "Editor", which is continually updated, the editor is totally overloaded). The XChange "Reader" can actually edit a lot., it's not just a "reader". I purchased the professional editio back in the days and so it has a lot of additional functionally compared to the free version. What I like most about the program is the clean look, and that all the editing functionalites are easy to access and manage. One of my favorite Programm of the last 20 Years!
@@ulfdressler6107 I just bought their highest bundle. I tested alle the others and for my needs it's perfect. Abbyy over included, fill forms from CSV and make pdfs. Good editing, very fast UI. I'd like to have it also for MacOS, but anyway it's more important for my printing desktop with windows. For MacOS Pdf Expert is not bad. Though limited functionality compared to pdfxchange. Furthermore I like the multiplatform UPDF.
thank you! Always looking for an alternative to Adobe! lol Currently I'm using LibreOffice to edit pdfs
LibreOffice is a pretty good one too. Thank you for watching. I truly appreciate it.
There he is!!! Haha hope all is well my friend!! Since you are the software guy. Do you know of any software that would be good for picture by picture? Thank you sir for the content.
I'm not 100% sure of the type so I'll give all three. If we are talking about watching video, most media players have an option to do a "picture-in-picture". If we are talking about video editing all of the video editors, I use either give you the ability to click a button to add a PIP or you can add and element to the timeline. There is a Chrome extension that you can do PIP. If we are talking about static pictures, Paint.net is a really good tool for that. I hope that helps. If not, just let me know. I thank you again.
Great tutorial Adrian! Do you know how to eliminate the little notepad icon when using the highlighter? It ends up distorting the surrounding text. Thank you in advance!
Thank you. I don't but that gives me an excuse to dig into it a find out.
Does Paperport still work in 2023? can you recommend a good alternative or use it to manipulate documents with the cut and paste.
Paperport does still work. it is an additional cost but it still works.
Is it for mac too? M1? wher can i get it?
Yes, it is for Mac too. You can go to kofax.com and get it. I don't think the processor matters as much as the OS. It works for from Mojave to Monterrey.
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How do I get rid of Kofax Power PDF OFF MY PC
If you have a windows machine, go to the start button and click on it. Above the Power button on the menu screen there is a gear icon, click it.
This should bring you to the settings page. Click on apps. Scroll down to you see kofax and click it. There should be an uninstall option. Click that and follow the directions and it should be removed.