DocuSign’s platform has over 350 prebuilt integrations with popular business apps. DocuSign offers eSignature, which it claims is the world’s number one way to sign electronically on practically any device, from almost anywhere, at any time. Core to the system is the DocuSign Agreement Cloud. DocuSign is a company that automates how businesses prepare, sign, act on, and manage agreements. The most important new feature that is most likely to appeal to businesses and people who need to digitally sign documents is PDFpenPro 12’s DocuSign support.
The box is, of course, resizable and contains text that can be coloured. A nice touch is that the arrow has a control point about halfway so that you can create an angle between the box and the arrow. It’s a rectangular box with an arrow attached to it. One new annotation tool has been added to version 12: the callout tool. In the window, you’ll see your magnified area with up to 2000% magnification. You launch the window and place it wherever you want and then move the cursor over the document area you’re working on. PDFpenPro 12 supports zooming in on specific areas of a page with a new magnifier window. When creating documents, you will need some powerful zooming functionality to position elements in exact positions.
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The visible improvements start with the ability to create a PDF from customised paper styles with a specific orientation for new documents. You’ll also find that PDFpenPro 12 uses several compression methods such as MRC, CCITT, as well as post OCR compression. One option is the capability to remove third-party metadata. You can set options for colour, greyscale, or monochrome images to compress documents for sharing, storing, or archiving, all while retaining quality.
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This feature has been available for some time in Acrobat (if I’m not mistaken, it’s been a while since I looked at that app) so it’s good to have it, but my guess is that few people are going to change any of these settings unless they archive documents, need to comply with specific standards, or print them on older imagesetters. PDFpenPro 12 PDF reduces a PDF’s file size as much or as little as needed. Some of the new functionality, however, is entirely under the hood.Īn example is the optimisation process. PDFpenPro 12 is a paid upgrade ($35) from the previous version as it includes a considerable number of new features, including ones that bring more business-like functionality to the Mac than is possible for its price with Adobe Acrobat (subscription fee!), PDF Expert or Apple’s Preview.
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