To be precise, this review will focus on the latest PDFelement version to find out where it excels, and where it falls short when compared to its previous version. Suffice to say, we are now armed with the perfect answers to all the above questions… and more pertaining to this new version of an already revered PDF processing tool. However, is it any good? What does it change? How does it measure up against the other competitor tools or its own previous version for that matter with regards to technical efficacy? With this list of questions simmering in the minds of anticipating users, we went ahead and took the new version for a test drive of our own. Thus it comes as no surprise that PDFelement would go ahead and launch its newest version in the form of PDFelement version 8. You can convert PDFs to Excel, Word, PowerPoint, EPUB, Pages, HTML, RTF, and text formats, and create them from images, HTML, and text file formats.Wondershare PDFelement has gone through a consistent phase of evolution since its inception to stay relevant in a perpetually evolving industry.
PDFelement Pro supports a comprehensive range of file formats, so there was little need to improve on them here. Sharing documents for review is easy, with options for sending to Evernote, Dropbox, OneNote, Box, Google Drive and Wondershare Cloud all available from the open document. Fonts, color, and other formatting can be customized for each of these. The program includes a full slate of annotation tools, including text highlighting, sticky notes, stamps, signatures, shapes, and freehand markup. You can edit text in-line or within a text box, drop in and manipulate images, insert links, change the document background, create headers and footers, and add and remove watermarks. Document editing is the meat-and-potatoes for PDFelement Pro, and here it allows considerable flexibility.
Michael Ansaldo/IDG Editing, creating, and convertingīehind the pretty interface is a business-ready feature set. PDFelement Pro has a user-friendly Microsoft ribbon style interface.
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