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Hi,How to edit PDF files:Open a file in Acrobat.Click on the Edit PDF tool in the right pane.Click the text or image you wish to edit. Acrobat shows you the tools you’ll need.Add or edit text on the page. Lines and paragraphs reflow automatically, or you can click and drag to resize elements.Add, replace, move, or resize images on the page using selections from the Objects list.Click on the Link, Headers and Footers, Watermark, or Background tool to edit your PDF further.Note: Sometimes the PDF File is Locked or is in readable Mode. You can Easily Edit File using PDF Unlocker which allow you enable file in editing mode.Reference to Unlock PDF File: http://freesoftvare.com/pdf-unlo...RegardsMax PersianKindly Upvote answer if it helps. Share on Facebook or Twitter or Copy Link to help others. You can also send thanks to writer within same options.

If you work on Mac, try PDF Expert. It’s a fast and user-friendly app.In PDF Expert, you can edit text in PDF like in MS Word.Open your file in PDF Expert.Select ‘Edit’ in the top toolbar.Click the 'Text' button.Choose the piece of text you want to edit.Edit text in PDF and click on the blank space to preserve your changes.Though this app is not free, it has a free 7-day trial.Hope, this helped!

Alright! Here comes an in depth answer.You see, when a compiler compiles a program it is said that it converts it to machine readable code which your computer can execute. Well! Not directly. A compiler for any language usually converts it for one of two things: operating system or execution engine (virtual machine).Now, say for example, you're writing in C++, your compiler will generate executable files that your operating system can understand. If, however, it is Java as a language you'll get files that are understandable by Java Virtual Machine. In both cases, a layer is involved before moving to actual hardware. The OS executables are understood by the OS which actually acts upon it and then passes the instructions to hardware. In case of JVM, the JVM takes care of your program passing instructions down to OS which passes them further down to hardware (after making it's own translations and modulations, of course).Now, you should understand what a .exe file is. An exe file is simply a file that Windows uses as executable. Windows doesn't care how it was created, it just knows how to execute it. Several different OSes use different methods for marking files as per their properties, Windows uses file extensions (.exe in this case).So, you may create an .exe files using several methods in several languages. If you know C/C++, you'll know how to use a compiler. Karan, in his answer, has already explained to you how a Python script which is originally meant for Python's execution engine (like JVM for Java) can convert it to something that the OS can directly act upon.If anything is unclear, feel free to ask in comments.

You need a PDF Editor for that:For Mac: You can use Adobe Acrobat DC or Master PDF Editor, both are excellent PDF editors and both of them support for filling up dynamic XFA forms (Master PDF Editor is the only PDF editor for Mac other than Adobe Acrobat DC with support for dynamic XFA forms). Truth be told all the features of Adobe Acrobat DC are available on Master PDF Editor and unlike the blood-sucking subscription of Adobe Acrobat DC you need to pay only an one time payment for $70 for Master PDF Editor. As of UI, well I like the simplistic UI of Master PDF Editor, but of course your opinion may vary from mine.For Windows: You can go for Adobe Acrobat DC, Master PDF Editor, or Nitro PDF Pro. I personally recommend Nitro PDF Pro because it not only has all the features of Adobe Acrobat DC and Master PDF editor but also has an UI that’s similar to Microsoft Office apps. Of course with a one time payment of $160 it’s pricier than Master PDF Editor but at least it’s still cheaper than the subscription plan of Adobe Acrobat DC.For Linux based distros: Master PDF Editor is the only good PDF editor for Linux, it’s the only PDF editor for Linux which has all the features of Adobe Acrobat DC, including the support for filling up dynamic XFA forms. It’s written in QT5, but it looks equally good in both KDE and GNOME3 (of course it looks better in KDE).For iOS: Just go for Wondershare PDFelements, it’s the one and only full fledged PDF editor for iOS. Just like a desktop PDF editor it lets you edit text, add or remove pages, add or remove images, reposition text or images, etc. The only thing it lacks support for dynamic XFA forms but then again none of the mobile PDF software so far have the support for dynamic XFA forms.For Windows 10 Mobile: You can go for Perfect PDF Ultimate, it’s the one and only full fledged PDF editor for Windows 10 Mobile. It’s a UWP app that works in Continuum too. It provides all the functionalities you get on a desktop PDF editor, it lets you edit text, add or remove pages, add or remove images, reposition text or images, etc. Yet again just like Wondershare PDFelements it lacks is support for dynamic XFA forms.For Android: There’re no full fledged PDF editors for Android. If you use Android then just forget it, all you can do is sign, annotate, highlight PDFs and just fill up non-dynamic PDF forms. Code-Industry, the creators of Master PDF Editor do have future plans to make their software for Android too, but right now they haven’t begun any development, but once they do it, it would not only be the first full fledged PDF editor for Android but also would be the first PDF software on a mobile platform with support for dynamic XFA forms. But as of now there’s no way to edit PDFs on Android devices.

You can use free PDF reader to open a PDF files for viewing. The recommended tool is Adobe Reader. If you need more options to work with PDF, like editing, annotating, converting and more, you can use PDFelement.This tool helps you modify PDF files like what you did in Microsoft Word. You can also highlight or make comments on the PDF.This article will be helpful: How to Open PDF Files

You can convert pdf. files to word without keeping the pictures with AltoPDFtoWord - https://www.altoconvertpdftoword.com.With this tool you will save your time as you do not have to download and install any software. To convert the doc, simply upload it and click the Convert button.

Unlike editing text or images within a PDF, drawing on a PDF is a relatively simple task.  Desktop PDF ReadersI would recommend using Adobe Reader (available on both PC and Mac). You can download Reader for free here: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC After opening Reader, click the "Comment" tab in the navigation bar, and then "Drawing Markups". You should be able to cover it with shapes including a rectangle or circle. There is also an eraser tool that may be useful for what you are trying to accomplish. Online PDF editorsPersonally, I'm a fan of using online PDF tools given that they are also free and have many features allowing you to perform a broader range of tasks. They are particularly useful if you need to regularly merge, split, sign and rotate PDF files. For online PDF services, I would check out PDF Pro (full disclosure - I founded PDF Pro). After uploading a PDF file to the online PDF editor, you can draw a range of shapes or use the eraser to modify the contents of your exam. Good luck!

If you need more features than what is in Preview, try our application PDF Studio. There is the free Viewer edition which allows annotating and form filling. The Pro version is a fully featured PDF editor and offers advanced editing options including: Creating interactive forms, converting, OCRing, optimizing, digital signing, redacting, etc…

If you are syncing iTunes to a Mac, you can do this but it takes a few steps.1) In iTunes, open the Apps portion of your Library.2) Click FILE/PRINT/Album List and choose List of Albums for the Theme.3) Click the PRINT button. In the Print Dialog Box, click PDF at the bottom left, and then choose Save as PDF. On the next dialog box, give it a name and location and save it. Your list will now be a PDF file.4) Open the PDF file in PREVIEW (or in Adobe Acrobat). 5) Drag to select all text and command C to copy.6) Open Text Edit or editor of your choice and paste.You will get something like this.Aaron Tait Sketchy 1 0:00ABC Digital ABC News for iPad 1 0:00ABC Digital ABC Player 1 0:00ABC Digital Oscars 1 0:00Adobe Adobe Reader 1 0:00AgileBits Inc. 1Password 1 0:00AgileBits Inc. 1Password Pro 1 0:00AgileBits Inc. 1Password for iPhone 1 0:00Al Jazeera Network Al Jazeera English 1 0:00Alarm Clock Company Alarm Clock HD - Free 1 0:00The All England Lawn Tennis Club Wimbledon 1 0:00Allstate Insurance Company Allstate® Mobile 1 0:00