PDF is used by everyone nowadays because of its convenience to open, create, read, review, and print documents regardless of the hardware device or operating system or software program you are using.

Adobe Acrobat enables authors to create PDF files, such as product order forms or personal information forms, that Adobe Reader users can fill out. Normally, Reader users don't have the ability to ...

Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts. He writes CNET's popular Cheapskate blog and co-hosts Protocol 1: A Travelers Podcast (about the TV show ...

One benefit of collecting your business data with PDF forms is security -- unlike Excel or HTML forms, for example, PDF forms are harder to alter, as you need a special program with PDF editing ...

Imagine this: you’re juggling a stack of paperwork—job applications, surveys, contracts—and the thought of printing, scanning, and manually entering data feels like a never-ending cycle. Now, what if ...

Many businesses opt to publish documents online as Portable Document Format (PDF) files because they have several advantages: PDFs maintain their visual look, can be read on most browsers and mobile ...

Sometimes you need to sign or fill out PDF forms while you're away from your Mac. Here's how to get that paperwork done on your iPhone or iPad. Recent updates to iOS and iPadOS make it much easier to ...

If you need to save a filled-out PDF form so the content is no longer editable, you can do so with Preview in OS X. Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing author to ...

You'll probably eventually come across a webpage that you'd like to save for later, and if you save a webpage as a PDF it will stay the same as it is today when you access it again. As a result, ...

Did you know your iPhone and iPad have a built-in scanner and can turn any photo into a PDF automatically? It's inside of the note app that comes with your phone. Simply open the notes app and make a ...