by Frank Kettenstock, VP of Marketing
When it comes to document security, password protection and document encryption have been around a long time. And they’re great for protecting your PDF and then sending it to someone, or a group.
But what happens if you need to change recipients’ abili…
by David Ronald, Marketing Director
Financial institutions deal with everything from mortgage applications to account statements to wire transfer requests to customer checks, many of which live as paper documents. And because banks and credit unions are obligated to keep a large part of their…
by Scott Nguyen, Integrated Sales and Support
Oliver Wendell Holmes once said “Many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind than the one where they sprang up.” That’s the driving force behind collaboration of any kind, but certainly in business.
Among its many uses, PDF softw…
by Wim Temmerman, Sales Director EMEA
So you need to sign an electronic document. So you go to a free web service that offers to apply an “eSignature” to a PDF. So you think “ok, sounds good.” So that web service lets you create or import a graphic that looks like a signature and apply it to…
by Frank Kettenstock, VP of Marketing
Here’s the situation: you have a hard copy of a typed document you want to edit but there’s no digital or editable copy available. Is your only course of action to completely retype the document from scratch? Of course not.
Because you’ve got a scanner…
by Lilli Herz, Foxit Europe Sales
Fact #1: Sending documents to your bank or insurance company often means photocopying, printing and a trip to the post office. That’s a trip almost no one wants to take.
Fact #2: You’d rather use your smartphone or tablet to “scan” your documents and email…
by Kai Jing, VP of Technical Operations
It’s been a long time coming but PDF 2.0—aka ISO 32000-2—is due to be officially published in the middle of 2017. The next generation of the standard Portable Document Format, PDF 2.0 is the first major update in the post-Adobe world of PDF. The last on…
by Carlos Gonzalez, Foxit Software
Acroforms are the original PDF-based fillable forms, based on the PDF architecture. XFA forms are XML-based forms, wrapped inside a PDF. So, what’s the difference—and more importantly, which should you use? Let’s take a look.
The backstory
Acroforms we…
by Brad Selbst, Sales Director
So you’ve got a PDF document and you want to convert it to Word. What’s the fastest, easiest and most cost-effective (aka, free) way to do that? Use Foxit’s PDF to Word converter.
It’s point-and-click easy. Conversion is fast. And as we mentioned, it’s free….
By David Ronald, Marketing Director
If you’re creating documents containing business information that has long-term relevance and/or you’re creating an archive that users may access way down the line, you want to ensure those PDF files will be usable. Since PDF is regulated by an ISO standard…