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Converting an email to the PDF format can be helpful in several ways. Say you want you want to save an important email permanently. Or maybe you want to make a few annotations before sharing it with others. Regardless, it’s quite easy to convert em

Converting web pages to the PDF format on Chrome has its uses. Perhaps it’s an interesting article that you want to save offline permanently. Or perhaps you want to share a page with others after making a few annotations and such.

Fonts can make or break the reading experience for a reader. One of the places to find new fonts are PDF files. It could be a brochure, ad, promo material, case study, or any thing that you can open on your computer. But, how does one identify fonts

Over 1.6 billion people use WhatsApp for different purposes. While some use the platform to keep up with their friends, colleagues, and families, some use the WhatsApp for business to interact with customers and clients across borders. At times, it&#

Taking a screenshot on a Windows 10 computer is pretty easy. There are a couple of smart ways to grab screenshots. The image format of a screenshot can also be easily changed (e.g., from PNG to JPG, and vice versa). Converting a screenshot to PDF ca

OneNote is a powerful note-taking app with several features baked into it. The new version of OneNote looks more promising with dark mode and Sticky Notes integration working flawlessly. One often overlooked function is PDF files and all the things y

A decade or so go, you’d need a PC with a PDF reader or a word processing engine to get even the simplest of things done. Thankfully, there have been significant changes over the last few years. Now, not only can you get a huge chunk of your work d

When we want to convert a document or file from one file type to another, we take the help of third-party services usually. However, most modern apps package that feature these days. For instance, when you want to convert a Word document to PDF. You

The Microsoft Word app on Android is quite surprisingly feature packed. But its UI is a world away from what we’re used to seeing on the desktop version.

When you open any file on your Android phone for the first time, your phone asks you to choose a default app for viewing that type of file. You will see two options — Always and Just once. Tapping the latter will open the file in the selected app o

All Adobe Acrobat DC products (Pro, Standard, and Reader) are excellent PDF powerhouses. That said, there are certain problematic user interface elements. We recently addressed how you can hide the Tools pane, and get rid of the tacked on tabbed-view

After a long day of work or while late at night, our eyes do need some much-needed respite from the otherwise strong glare on our screens. And if there’s ever the need to tone down the amount of light com

PAGES is a proprietary file format used by iWork Pages. Rarely you’d see this format in use outside the Apple ecosystem. That’s because opening or editing a PAGES document using an application such as Word, Google Docs, or Adobe Acrobat i

On the iPhone and iPad, Apple Books (formerly iBooks) makes reading digital books a joy. A refined user interface, an automatic dark mode, and adjustable background colors translate into a phenomenal experience. However, there comes that day when itâ

All major web browsers on the iPhone and iPad render PDFs quite well. But reading lengthy documents isn’t feasible since they severely lack any of the features that a decent PDF reader provides. And since iOS already offers superb PDF viewing capab

If you frequently work on PDFs, you must know by now that making and viewing one is an easy task. That said, finding the right editing tool is an arduous one.

Deleting a page from a PDF sounds like something that would be easy to do. And considering the universal nature of the format, it’s understandable for anyone to think that way.

Occasionally, Adobe Acrobat Reader DC throws out quite a few annoyances to hinder productivity. Last time, we talked about how you can deal with the persistently nagging Tools pane, and ways to work around the unintuitive tabbed-view in place. And to

For a desktop-oriented word processor, Word functions pretty well on iOS. It’s surprisingly lean and streamlined, supports multiple add-ins, and works wonders for productivity when on the go. But does it convert DOCX files to PDF? That’s a pressi

Just launch a PDF in Adobe Reader DC, and you should find a Tools pane pop up to the right of the screen. It surprisingly lists a bunch of useful features such as Protect and Optimize PDF — until you find out that it’s just an advertisement boar