PDF editor - free

50Twuncle

I have the results of a year of family tree work as a PDF to edit - I need to add a few pages of "graphics/photos etc"
I use OpenOffice - so can convert DOC to PDF easily
But to edit the PDF - I can either convert to DOC (Not as straightforward as you may think - problems with some of the graphics when I try the on-line freebies) - then simply back to PDF or I can add pages to the PDF using free on-line editors
My problem is finding a safe/free PDF editor - that works

Any ideas ?

Tiexen

You can get a genuine copy of Acrobat Pro with valid Serial number direct from Adobe
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/

People will follow saying its an illegal download but Adobe don't seem to care - it is an old version but will allow you to add pages

50Twuncle

Tiexen wrote: »

You can get a genuine copy of Acrobat Pro with valid Serial number direct from Adobe
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/

People will follow saying its an illegal download but Adobe don't seem to care - it is an old version but will allow you to add pages

Thanks - don't have a number

dogmaryxx

Listed under SERIAL NUMBER header.

50Twuncle

dogmaryxx wrote: »

Listed under SERIAL NUMBER header.

Am I being thick?
You will have to explain.....

tiggerjj

try goggling for "pdf merge and split" i use it all the time for pdf editing, adding pages, rotating etc...
its freeware

giraffe69

Am I being thick?
You will have to explain.....

If you go to the link you see a table with 4 columns.
Pick the software you want(Column 1).
Click the download(Column 3).
Use the serial number(Column 4) when you install.

dogmaryxx

Link in post 2.Serial number as shown below is 1118- etc. etc.

spenderdave

LibreOffice can edit PDF via its Draw package. OpenOffice can if you add the correct extension.

PDFXchange EDITOR (http://www.tracker-software.com/product/downloads) is a new free (some extra features in the paid version) PDF editor/viewer as an update to their existing PDF Viewer that has limited editing.

50Twuncle

dogmaryxx wrote: »

Link in post 2.Serial number as shown below is 1118- etc. etc.

Thanks - but does Acrobat Pro v7 run on Win 7 64bit ?
I will give it a try - but I can't see Adobe offering a freebie ?
It does say "These products were released more than seven years ago, do not run on many modern operating systems, and are no longer supported."

spud17

21Twinkle wrote: »

Thanks - but does Acrobat Pro v7 run on Win 7 64bit ?
I will give it a try - but I can't see Adobe offering a freebie ?
It does say "These products were released more than seven years ago, do not run on many modern operating systems, and are no longer supported."

Why not try it?
I'm running Photoshop CS2, from the same link, on Win 7 64bit. Not come across any problems, not expecting any.