Study PDFs & eBooks, then Highlight & Add Notes with PDF-XChange Viewer Learning Process

Study PDFs & eBooks, then Highlight & Add Notes with PDF-XChange Viewer

Written on August 14, 2010 – 6:57 pm | by Matthew Hovell

Adobe’s PDF document format is everywhere! PDF stands for “Portable Document Format” and its used by publishers to distribute eBooks, user manuals, course study guides, and all sorts of documents. PDFs may be downloaded and displayed on computers, ebook readers, and many other hand-held devices.

Since most computers come with the free Adobe Reader software, almost everyone is able to view PDFs as soon as they turn on their device. However, if you use Adobe’s free Reader software to view these documents, you won’t be able to make changes or annotations.

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(Above: A Sample eBook Page Annotated by PDF XChange Viewer)

Enter Tracker Software’s amazing free software, PDF-XChange Viewer.

With this powerful software you can open any PDF file, view it, and make all sorts of annotations. You then can “save a copy” with your annotations in place and retrieve it later for further study.

The screen shot above was taken when I opened a page from my eBook, The Project Management Minimalist, and entered annotations. As you can see, I was able to add arrows, call-out boxes, plain text boxes and yellow highlighting to the document while I was viewing it. What’s more, using PDF-Exchange’s “typewriter” feature, I was able to enter text on the document, as though I was filling in blanks! Very cool, indeed!

This powerful free software is loaded with great features that are too numerous to mention here. Anyway, don’t take my word for it… download it yourself and start playing with it!

Read CNET Review & Download PDF XChange: http://download.cnet.com/PDF-XChange-Viewer/3000-10743_4-10598377.html
PDF XChange website: http://www.tracker-software.com/
My eBook, The Project Management Minimalist (source of example/sample page above): http://michaelgreer.biz/?page_id=636

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