During my testing, never did I see Nitro Pro 7 have issues or even come close to choking on PDFs generated in my current version Adobe Acrobat. I am sitting on a quite sizeable library of PDFs from technical documentation to writing samples to research for past projects. But since PDF is not some closed proprietary standard, you can open, read, and edit PDFs generated from Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft Office 2010 with Nitro Pro 7. Nitro Pro 7 brings a lot to the table including: Compatibilityīeing able to read files somebody else sends you is always a worry if you diverge from the application standards your coworkers, partners, and clients use.

Leaving Adobe Acrobat behind doesn’t mean leaving behind features.

It’s feature rich, robust, with a price below what you would pay for a full version of Adobe Acrobat Professional. If you want to look beyond the full version of Adobe Acrobat, the first place to start is with Nitro Pro 7 from NitroPDF. However, the Adobe PDF is an open not a closed standard and you actually do have choice for PDF creation tools. The Adobe Portable Document File (PDF) has become a popular standard for publishing documents online, do it yourself publishing of eBooks, and even for sending business documents out for review. Adobe Acrobat Professional is the best known standard application for creating and editing PDFs.

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