Edit PDF files online for free with PDFVue
March 10, 2009
Have you ever received or found a PDF file that you needed to make a few changes to, but either you didn’t have Adobe Acrobat or had no clue how to use that application? Yeah, me too. There are tons of services that allow you to convert those pdf files to Word documents, but the formatting always seems to get screwed up. That’s why it was so exciting to hear of a brand-new online service from the folks at Docudesk called PDFVue.
With PDFVue you can upload any document from any computer without having to have expensive software. Once you’ve made your changes you can simply download the updated PDF or share its secure PDFVue link.
Using this great tool could not be any easier. Upload your PDF file, mark it up with additional text, links, change 
colors or add sticky notes. You can also add additional images or forms options such as radio buttons, drop down boxes or text boxes. Then, click the share button to share your document with anyone you choose or click the download button to download your new document to your computer. It’s really that simple.
The service is still in beta, so there may be the occasional bug here or there, but in all of the testing I’ve done, it has worked flawlessly. The end result is a clean, very professional-looking new PDF file.
Still unsure? Check out their Quick Start Guide here. -JERRY SWIATEK
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