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Giveaway of the day — PhantomPDF Online

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PhantomPDF Online was available as a giveaway on April 25, 2020!

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ThunderSoft PDF Converter Pro 6.0.0

ThunderSoft PDF Converter Pro is a powerful PDF converter, editor and toolbox.

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NB: The download package contains only Readme file, no Setup required.

PhantomPDF Online is a web-based PDF editor that enables users to easily edit, merge, and convert PDF files in any browser.

Edit existing text and other objects in a PDF file

Annotate pages using features such as the pen, highlighter, or typewriter tools

Organize a PDF by rearranging, inserting, or deleting pages

Convert PDF files to and from any Microsoft Office, JPG, Text, or HTML file format

Compatible with all major desktop and mobile browsers

System Requirements:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10

Publisher:

Foxit Software

Homepage:

https://www.foxitsoftware.com/

File Size:

336 B

Licence details:

Free till 09/30/2020

Price:

$29.00

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#13

Well Thank you !
It's working, don't have to install a thing on my office computer which is good.
But I will always have second thought before using with confidential documents...
The standalone Foxitreader is a great app by the way =)
Cheers

Reply | Comment by Yihoo – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

#12

Please show me what the software can do. How can I find it? I have seen video, I come to www.foxitsoftware.com to find, but I found nothing.
Please show me some screenshots. I need to know do I need it or not.
Thank you.

Reply | Comment by thuan – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#11

Can anyone who has actually got this to work please comment?
Thanks.

Reply | Comment by Othello86 – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

#10

From 26 April 2020 to 30 Sep 2020 is 157 days or about 5 months.
***Is this veiled INSULT to GOTD members and users? ***
Why would anyone want to download and install this web-based online software? It is basically a 5 month access to an online program. You are not even getting the program off-line. The price of USD$29 is for a 5 month usage.

PDF Candy online can do all this Free Of Charge.
You can buy the offline version of PDF Candy if your PDF documents are sensitive. The price is USD$30 for once-off life time ownership of the program.

Reply | Comment by ricohflex – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

well in a nutshell Thanks but no thank you I'll stick to software on my computer instead I trust my computer more when it comes to secure documents

Reply | Comment by Peter van Rijswijk – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+18)

It is free until the 9th day of the 30th month. I do not understand this!

Reply | Comment by Zen – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-12)

Zen , you're not from the US are you?

Reply | Comment by Gary – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

Zen , Maybe, just maybe, it means the 30th of September. Just a hunch. A wild thought. Throwing it out there. I could be majorly wrong, of course, but it does make more sense than the 30th month. Ya think.... ?

Reply | Comment by 30 days hath September... April, June and Nov – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

I use an older version of their desktop program, which works pretty well. And it cost significantly more . So I'll give this a try. Yes, if you actually do some kind of critical data handling, maybe cloud programs are not for you. For memos and operating instructions and such? Not really my concern.

Reply | Comment by Paul Wright – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-2)

TK, Internet reliability isn't that bad - its not like in the 80s when you had to reset the modem every five minutes.
Encryption is pretty routine now.
I assume you don't have Internet banking or an Amazon account for fear next door will hack into your account?

Reply | Comment by My Goodness They're After Me – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

TK, The desktop version is on my desktop machine. I have a laptop. My wife has a machine of her own. I sometimes work at machines at our church. The online capability is of value. It is absolutely valid to consider the security issues you surface. But those are balanced against other values. Again, I don't see security concerns with the documents that we work with. YMMV.

Reply | Comment by Paul Wright – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Send your private data to someone else?

Who knows what happens to your data in the cloud?

Would have tried it if it worked 100% on my pc with NO cloud interface.

To risky for me.

Reply | Comment by raj – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+46)

I am sure most people will not like my comment. I don't know the developers, but listen, I am sure these people work a lot to have a good product and be succesfull, so I appreciate a lot they give this gift. They are giving me the opportunity to try for a lot of time instead a week or so. I will give it a try, and if I like it why not buy it? Have a good day.

Reply | Comment by Jorge – 6 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-55)

Jorge, The biggest problem these smaller companies have (and thus a smaller IT team) is they re-use components. So instead of implementing high-grade security and investing in the latest technology, they use old libraries and methodologies for creating their software. Lets take an example that probably doesn't exist in this product. You upload a document, but it has to be stored on their server. Lets assume they do that by using a number. Eg, your user account number, and a sequential number. Your account number is 10003. Sequential number 1. You upload a document, and it gets stored as 100031. Now, it would be pretty easy to guess someone else's document would be 100021. Etc. Or lets assume they use a GUID. They're random, right? But what if they don't implement a mechanism which locks you out after trying a random GUID? If you could just throw GUIDs at the server hoping for a hit, you'll get one eventually.
Old software has many problems.