Installation using Group Policy It’s possible to install Master PDF Editor using Group Policies (GPO) to automatically distribute the program to client computers or users. Download the following msi package from our website: MasterPDFEditor-setup-ru-x64.msi Place the Installer package (.msi package) to a shared network folder. Then, create a Group Policy object and add the Installer […]
Why Master PDF Editor doesn’t fully support XFA-based PDF forms? XFA (XML Forms Architecture) or XFA Forms are a technology developed by Adobe Systems. XFA provides dedicated templates within fillable fields, which determine the form’s appearance and layout. Usually, XFA documents are created in Adobe LiveCycle. In Master PDF Editor, you can view XFA-based PDF […]
Export PDF Document to TXT Master PDF Editor allows exporting PDF documents to text files and then opening and using them in other tools. When exporting a file to TXT you can select one of the options: extract pages as a single file or separately. If it is needed to export a PDF document to a […]
Replace pages in PDF To replace some PDF pages with new content, use the Document → Replace pages menu item or click the Pages button on the left side panel to open the Thumbnails panel. Select pages you want to replace from the PDF document. To select multiple pages, you can hold Ctrl and click […]
Export PDF Document to DOC To convert PDF file to DOCX, choose File → Export → Export Pages to Word. The following options will be available in a dialog box that opens: File Name. Specify name and path for document export destination file (you can use Browse button). Page Range. Choose pages to export. Fill […]
Export PDF Document to XLS To convert PDF file to XLSX, choose File → Export → Export Pages to Excel. This will open a dialog box with the following settings. File Name. Specify name and path for document export destination file (you can use Browse button). Page Range. Choose pages to export. Excel Workbook Settings. […]
Installing Master PDF Editor on Linux To install Master PDF Editor on major Linux distributions, you just need to download a DEB or RPM package and install it using the command line or a package manager like Gdebi or QApt. First, you have to figure out which package (DEB or RPM) you need to download. […]
Forms Menu In Master PDF Editor you can create static and dynamic forms. This functionality makes it easy to collect necessary data. Highlight Fields (Ctrl+H) Highlight all forms in the document. Reset Forms Reset all form values in the document. Values will be set to default or empty if the default option is not specified. […]
Comments Menu Comments are used for text reviewing or suggesting possible changes in PDF documents. They are not editing tools themselves, since their use doesn’t change source file content. Comments are not displayed when the document is printed. Add Sticky Note (Ctrl+6) Add a note to the document. Position the cursor at the necessary place […]
Objects Menu Every object has unique parameters which can be changed with Object Inspector. Formatted Text Add formatted text to your document. You can also edit it. For more details, see Editing Formatted Text in PDF Documents. Text (Ctrl+T) Add text to your document. For more information about text editing, see Editing Text in […]
