It is awesome tool with all the editing and reading feature with annotations but even after that it is less credited by peoples than it deserve.

I love pdf reader for below reasons:

Overall this software is free so cons are not matter too much here but below are some area where it can be better: 1. Currently it supports only windows system. It will be good if it works on crose plateform like mac etc.

The user interface is easy to navigate and, for the most part, it gets the job done. Plus it is free, so no complaint there.

Maybe it was a compatibility thing, but navigation can be slow and clunky at times. Feature-wise, it is also pretty basic, but it is free. I just can't think of any reason to recommend this over Acrobat Reader.

generally it is a very great app which I think people give it less credit than it deserves

it is very user friendly as compared to other pdf readers I have ever tried i have never encountered any problem when using it although I am not sure about their customer support because i have never used and since there was no reason to because everything seemed to be great

however in terms of its layout or interface or appearance they can still do better

I am a fan of lightweight PDF readers, which tend to load much faster than the big-name tools like Adobe

Because it is a lightweight pdf tool it sometimes lack certain advanced features that you will find in the Big programs

Good quality of PDF

Have all the basic functions for create and edit PDF documents. Run with low use of computer resources.

Could have more advanced features for PDFs and could be supported in other OS different to windows.

The interface is easy to use, the software allows to make modifications in the annotations in the document.

You can only use it in windows, so it is limitated for linux users. Also, lacks of certains characteristics of advanced programs.

Expert PDF Reader has made my part-time job of technical writer much easier and simplier. I was strugling with Adobe products before, but Expert PDF Reader is much more intuitive and thus better to use.

Part of my job is technical writing at my software job and thus I must create many documents for distribution to my colleagues. I always save my docs as PDFs and I tell my coworkers to use Expert PDF Reader to look them over and make annotations with. It is much easier for users to use than Adobe Reader. We freely distribute it on our internal network.

The only con I have is that it can sometimes be difficult to get the document laid out correctly so that it prints the same way it is shown on the monitor. It can sometime take some tweeking and moving of things around to get it just right.

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A big pro is that the software allows you to modify annotations and document outlines that you have created with other pdf software.

Just have a windows version. You can't use it to work in linux or Mac, so its limited on your operating system

This software let you modify documents outlines and others annotations that you have created with others pdf reader software. This is a great advantage compared with acrobat reader or Foxit reader for example.

This software let you modify documents outlines and others annotations that you have created with others pdf reader software. This is a great advantage compared with acrobat reader or Foxit reader for example.

It should have a version for Linux or Mac operating systems. A lot of people are using this kind of platform and they are not enjoying the advantages of Expert PDF Reader.