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PDFpen

By Ricky Buchanan on September 2, 2008

PDFpen is a PDF editing and form-filling application for Mac OS X. PDFs are important to many people with disabilities because scanned documents are usually converted to PDF format. So for those who can’t handle physical paper, being able to edit or add to a PDF file is important.

Posted in New Software, Primary Keyboard Users, Primary Mouse Users, Primary Switch Users, Users | Tagged commercial, edit pdfs, editing pdfs, fill in pdf forms, free trial, pdf documents, pdf forms, pdf pen, portable document format | Leave a response

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