On 02/20/2016 09:12 AM, Cley Faye wrote:
Hi,
LibreOffice is not a PDF reader at all; it can export content to PDF, but
reading is better done with a dedicated PDF reader.
The only exception to this is if you export PDF using the "hybrid" format
that also save the OpenDocument file in the PDF.
I use FoxPDF free reader for Windows and the default Document Reader for
Ubuntu/Linux.
For creation of PDF file outside of LibreOffice, I use doPDF for Windows
[since XP days] and CUPS-PDF-printer for Ubuntu. CUPS-PDF has been
"depreciated" but I do not know what Ubuntu would use for an
alternative. With Win10 seems to install a MS PDF printer "app", though
I really have not tested it yet - since I use Ubuntu 15.10 about 90-95%
of the time on this laptop.
As for a PDF editor, Ubuntu seems to have a few option, but I do not
remember any FREE options for Windows.
I have used Draw to import pages of a PDF document, but it may happen
once or twice a year for my needs. Most PDF I deal with are created by
me, so I have the source file[s] to deal work with.
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