#Enfocus pitstop pro 9.2 pdf#
For example, you can paste a smaller PDF on top of a larger PDF page, perhaps for a last minute ad change. There’s also a handy eyedropper tool for copying and pasting attributes from one object onto another. Helpfully, PitStop has a “select similar” feature that can find all the objects similar to the current one, and then take you to them for adjusting. Since it’s likely that if you’re editing one object of a certain kind, you’ll need to edit others in the same PDF. The icons along the left side provide further granularity - here, you can choose Image Properties, Resample the image, or Compression options. The icons at the top let you inspect Fill and Stroke, Text attributes, Image info, Prepress issues, Separations, Object Position, and a Summary. The Inspector panel tells you everything about a selected object. You can even use another object as a mask for the image. The tools for pixel-based images are equally useful: you can change an image’s color mode, resolution, compression settings, color profile, transparency, blending mode, or replace it altogether with a different image. Here, we’re viewing the tools for editing objects and text.
PitStop’s editing tools are added to Acrobat’s “Tools” panel.
You can change the typeface, style, size, and even find and replace strings of text across multiple PDF pages. When working with text, you can recombine broken lines into complete paragraphs, which makes editing MUCH easier. Or, using PitStop’s shape and pen tools, you can create a new Bezier object.
If the object is Bezier line art, you can adjust its fill, stroke, stroke style, and even adjust individual anchor points and handles. You can change the attributes of any object, such as its position, size, rotation, skewing, flipping, color, transparency, blend mode, and so forth. You can almost think of it as an InDesign or QuarkXPress for PDF files, with a little bit of Illustrator and Photoshop thrown in for good measure.
#Enfocus pitstop pro 9.2 professional#
Pros: Can find and edit anything in a PDF.Īdobe Acrobat Professional provides some fairly powerful features that can help you find potential problems with PDF files, such as fonts that aren’t embedded or images with substandard resolution or color spaces.