OT : Software question

Can anyone recommend a cheap / free software package that can edit and
save updated PDF files?

I've looked at the "proper" Adobe stuff and I can't afford to shell out
hundreds of quid for what may be a once off task.

 

If it's MS word/excel docs > pdf conversions a lot of linux distros have
a pdf writer included. If that's too much of a PITA and its one off
simple conversions you're after email me the docs and I'll convert them
for you.

 

It is actually a map that is composed in Acrobat from several layers
then saved as a PDF that I wish to edit and then save back as a PDF.
Believe me you would not want the editing job for love nor money but the
offer is much appreciated.

As for Linux - well I ain't got a clue mate. Beyond me I'm afraid.

 

If its a one off (or up to 5 doc's) conversion to adobe it can be done
FOC via their web site.

Or, After further checking, Acrobat 6.0 is available for a free 30 day
trial period.

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I _think_ OpenOffice will do that. I certainly know it will save .pdf
files, so it's worth a try.

http://www.openoffice.org/

 

Open Office will only export to PDF. There are no drivers or fancy software to
open and edit it. (Adobe wanted too much)