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Foxit Phantom PDF review: An easy alternative to Acrobat for editing PDFs |
April 05, 2014
If Foxit Software’s Phantom PDF did nothing other than open multiple documents as tabs, I’d probably like it. My days with stacks of separate windows are over, and unfortunately, that’s the way both Adobe Acrobat XI and Nuance’s Power PDF handle multiple documents. But I also like Phantom PDF because it’s a highly capable PDF editor. For everyday use, it compares quite favorably with the aforementioned competition, and costs less as well.Phantom PDF’s interface utilizes the latest in Microsoft styles with the tool ribbon and Modern UI (Windows 8) look. The GUI is well-organized and easy to navigate. My only complaint, an exceedingly small one, is the small size of the type in the leftmost column of the file menu, which looks out of place with the larger text to the right. If I’m reaching that far to find something to complain about, you know things are in good shape.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2140204/foxit-phantom-pdf-review-an-easy-alternative-to-acrobat-for-editing-pdfs.html#tk.rss_reviews
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