Annotate PDF Documents in OS X

Published on December 4, 2010, by in osx.




How can I edit a PDF document on OS X?

FormulatePro is an excellent free and open source app for OS X that lets you annotate, edit, insert graphics, fill out forms, and otherwise manipulate PDF documents.





For an example, here is a PDF that comes from OS X.

I’ll open it with FormulatePro to just type in some notes. FormulatePro uses the native PDF printing of OS X to then save a new PDF.

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I inserted a random image, and some text:

02_formulate


And here is my final random annotated example: [PDF]




Cool!


FormulatePro

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