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Some of these are online editors that work in your web browser, so all you have to do is upload your PDF to the website, make the changes you want, and then save it back to your computer. please note: once your finished, you'll need to click on the "Select Text" icon (the cursor with mouse arrow) to go back to normal edit mode.īoy that was one long-winded answer, but i hope it helps out.Looking for a truly free PDF editor that lets you not only edit and add text but also change images, add your own graphics, sign your name, fill out forms, and more? You came to the right place: I've researched these types of apps to come up with a list of exactly what you're looking for.modify the font properties in the dialog box.select "Touch-up Text Tool" from pop-out menu.rollover "Advanced Editing" in pull-down menu.Select desired text, right click and choose "Text Style" from right-menu.

Select "Close Form Editing" (light red paper icon with a left-pointing arrow) in the upper right.

Select "Close" and you return the "Form Editing" area.

change other options while you're there.

Check the third checkbox "Allow rich text formatting".

a "Text Field Properties" dialog box appears.

Rght click, choose "properties" from right menu.

Single click on a field (blue filled space) to select it.

The view changes to show the fields you can edit.

Select "Add or Edit Fields" form the pull down menu.

Select the "Forms" icon (light purple outlined paper icon).

I wasn't able to modfiy the font properties (like bold, italic, etc.) in the "Fields" he built in to it. And I'm filling out a pdf that was created in Acrobat by a coworker. I have Adobe Acrobat Professional 9.4.5 for Mac OS X 10.6.8.