PDF Pro - Reader Editor Forms Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 150 reviews. Read all reviews for PDF Pro - Reader Editor Forms for iPhone.
PDF Pro - Reader Editor Forms is free iOS app published by Dominic Rodemer
Annotation is a ‘pro’ feature
Mr.Haboubi1988
Yeah not kidding. I gotta pay for it. The developer is generous to give 1 day free trial. Yeah ONE day then you have to pay a monthly or a yearly subscription. I like generous developers so here’s my generous 1 star review.
The only PDF reader with Page curl I could fund
Spiffmaster Prime
It’s got great features, and I’m happy to support it!
Pésimo servicio al cliente!!!
chuymramon
Se cierra el programa y se borran las anotaciones. No contestan ningún correo de queja.
False advertising - you can’t write without paying
Dcs64
I just spent a couple of hours charging up my iPad, updating apps, getting files into google drive as PDFs and then over to iPad to grade some essays and you can’t write on these PDFs at all without paying 1.99 a month. The pictures make it seem like you can do basic highlighting and writing, but if you tap on the pen, it says you have to upgrade premium - such a waste of time!
Great app in general
Sstolarik
Only complaint so far is it returns to cover page on restart (even when app was never technically closed) instead of page you were last reading. Good thing there’s bookmarks.
I love this app
NormALeigh
But can I please access the same pdfs across all my devices? That would make this perfect. I just subscribed thinking this was possible and was sad to find out it hasn’t been done yet. I’m keeping the subscription because I just know it’s coming soon!
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Haider M. Yassen
A very good and useful application. I personally recommend this wonderful application.
The Best Ever
Minipainter
I love love love this app. The paid version is worth every penny! I use it to view pdf’s of photos for art reference; digitized books I’ve downloaded; and notes I want in one place. I use PDF PHOTO to create a pdf file from my photos, which I then house for viewing in this. I also create pdf’s from images I’ve collected from genealogy research. For example, census images I want in one place to be viewed as a page-turning “book”; as well as a shareable file-form. I use Evernote as a storage system, but it is limited for viewing as it won’t remember my place if I have to switch apps. Not a problem here. Thanks so much for this. I hope it will always be available.