

Smile is a company with a long history of creating quality Mac software and has an excellent reputation in the Apple community. A scan found no viruses or malicious code.
#Pdf expert vs pdfpen full version
I also activated the full version with an NFR license provided by Smile. Curious to see how it stacks up, I downloaded the demo. I have heard good reviews about PDFpen, but have never tried it until now. In fact, a number of years ago I became almost 100% paperless and spent months scanning large stacks of paperwork onto my computer as PDFs.Īll of that was done using a variety of apps and scanners. My birth certificate and other important documents have all been scanned as PDFs.
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I have collected, purchased, and created a large number of training courses over the years, and most of them are PDFs. I have a large collection of eBooks in PDF format. And that doesn’t account for the many more I have stored in Evernote, Google Drive, and elsewhere. In fact, Finder just found 1,926 PDF documents on my hard drive. I’ve been using computers since 1988, and Macs full time since 2009, and over those years PDFs have become increasingly important to me.
