A Text Converter similarly saves a complete PDF document as a simple text file. Other features include a Text Viewer, which at a click removes complicated formatting to display a plain Notepad-type view of your document's text.
You can fill out, print and even save completed PDF forms, and a new spell-checker will highlight spelling errors and offer suggested alternatives for anything that you type. There are tools to draw shapes, arrows and lines, add callouts or text boxes. You're able to highlight or strike out text, for instance, or insert text comments of your own. Recent improvements to Foxit PDF Reader have been taken from the now defunct Pro Pack. And it makes fewer demands on your system resources, too, consuming a minimal 10.6 MB of hard drive space (Adobe Reader requires more than 100MB), and very little RAM when loaded.
Performance is great, with the program loading documents much faster than Adobe Reader. And at this point in time, with all of the stuff the kids feel they need to save, it is running way too slowly.Foxit PDF Reader is the latest generation of Foxit Software's lightweight and speedy PDF reader. My computer tells me I currently only have 8.47GB of free space left. My crappy Dell only has the original 127MB of Ram on it. I can't have anything that is going to take up a ton of space as we are EXTREMELY spacially challenged at the moment. I used to have adobe, but it took forever to load, then eventually it didn't even work.so now I have a download folder with a ton of stuff from friends, who tell me "I just HAVE to read this" and of course.newsletters. Oh, and of course, when friends send me things I need to decipher them. Since kids can't be relied upon to give parents newsletters, now they send them to the parents directly.rrrrr. Which one would you think/suggest for me? The only thing, really, that I need one for is reading those blasted newsletters that the school sends me for the kids. Hewee, you gave me a big list of different pdf's to look at. Okay I never got around to installing anything yet.
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