When you have a PDF file, you can use the Wondershare PDFelement to convert it to another format, such as Word, Excel, PPT, ePub, HTML and other formats. Again a fairly common limitation when working with “elements” but it would have been nice to be conflict aware and given you the choice to slide other elements below what you were inserting. Example in image below, I inserted an image and it overlayed on top of a paragraph instead of sliding the paragraph below it as it would with a word document editor for example. One issue with this which is common among PDF editors, is when you insert objects like images, they don’t “slide” other content out of the way but merely drop the new element onto wherever you were forcing you to manually re-arrange and drag paragraphs out of the way of an image that is inserted. So when editing PDF files with this software, it is pretty standard in that each paragraph or object becomes a “section” that you manipulate independently. Working with PDF files which can be very large can be a slow task, and during my review I found Wondershare PDFelement to be quite easy to navigate, perform well and generally make PDF editing as easy as when I used to use other software. Wondershare PDFelement is a lower cost alternative to other PDF editing software that also does not skimp on features, and is actually fairly responsive and fast. PDF Editors however are fewer and some PDF editing software can be very expensive if you only casually need to edit/alter or modify PDF files.
PDF readers are a non-issue included by default with most browsers there are many free software titles which can read PDF files. This is my review of the Wondershare PDFelement software for Windows and the included additional OCR Scanning element which is a separate add-on for Wondershare PDFelement.
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