Editing .pdf files?

[Nix]

Hey guys, I need a little help if any of you know the answer.

I'm currently trying to edit a .pdf file for a job application but struggling to do so. I was recommended Foxit Editor but it's leaving a horrible red 'evaluation' stamp on the file when I'm done and obviously this is no good.

Can anyone help? Are there any free programs, etc. that will do what I need?

TIA.

 

[semi-pro waster]

Does it have to be something you download to use? PDF Escape seems like it might do what you want with the free registration, I can't say I've tried it though but it could be worth a look for you?

 

[Greenlizard0]

I remember looking a few years back for one (I was also using Foxit) and found that there were no free ones unfortunetly :/

 

[KnightsWhoSayNi]

I'll second this. Only way I could 'edit' was to modify the word template and recreate the PDF. I thought PDF was designed for publishing output, not for any further modifications.

 

[chippie]

Nitro PDF. Free trial of that doesn't include any stamps on documents you create/edit with it.

It does once the trial period is over though.

 

[Toaster]

Photoshop
works well but you can only import 1 page at a time

 

[eatcustard]

illustrator is the daddy

 

[D.P.]

Inkscape, basically Adobe Illustrator but free. Actually, I think it is better than Illustrator.

 

[Kemik]

Is it a form so you're editting fields? Adobe Pro can create the form fields to be user input fields. I'm not sure if it's free though

 

[ChrisB]

open office works well

 

[Puppetmaster]

Is it a form so you're editting fields? Adobe Pro can create the form fields to be user input fields. I'm not sure if it's free though

$449 on adobes site, little off free

 

[SexyGreyFox]

I thought PDF was designed for publishing output, not for any further modifications.

Nah, I use Adobe's PDF editor virtually every day at work to modify PDF's.