Comments on: Quick PDF Tools contains a mighty box of free PDF tools http://www.debenu.com/blog/quick-pdf-tools-contains-a-mighty-box-of-free-pdf-tools.html News, tips and updates from the team at Debenu Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:25:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Karl De Abrew http://www.debenu.com/blog/quick-pdf-tools-contains-a-mighty-box-of-free-pdf-tools.html/comment-page-1#comment-3510 Karl De Abrew Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:55:28 +0000 http://www.debenu.com/blog/?p=302#comment-3510 Hi Jim, Thanks for your feedback, if you can send the PDFs you've identified this problem with to support@debenu.com, we'll go through and work out the problems. FYI> a new version is due for imminent release. Cheers -Karl Hi Jim,

Thanks for your feedback, if you can send the PDFs you’ve identified this problem with to support@debenu.com, we’ll go through and work out the problems.

FYI> a new version is due for imminent release.

Cheers -Karl

]]> By: Jim http://www.debenu.com/blog/quick-pdf-tools-contains-a-mighty-box-of-free-pdf-tools.html/comment-page-1#comment-3509 Jim Sun, 12 Apr 2009 10:39:10 +0000 http://www.debenu.com/blog/?p=302#comment-3509 Hi, I tried it out. It's a good idea and I recommend you promote it especially for Vista users--the built-in Windows search allows you to specify tags for certain file types (.doc, .pdf, etc), but you can't edit the tags/keywords for pdfs! Lucky for this tool. One problem though. Word 2007 created PDFs don't seem to work with this tool. I found two problems: 1) Sometimes the Word-created PDF is shown by Quick PDF to have a open password, but it does not. I can open it without entering a password, besides that I am 100% sure a password was not specified in Word either. 2) Editing the keyword property using Quick PDF makes the document unopenable / messes up the first page of the document. Is this a problem with PDF 1.5 compatibility, PDF 1.5 being the version of PDF used by Word 2007? I added keywords to PDFs created via distiller and another program that were PDF 1.2 and 1.6 and they appeared to be fine after the alteration. Any ideas? Hi, I tried it out. It’s a good idea and I recommend you promote it especially for Vista users–the built-in Windows search allows you to specify tags for certain file types (.doc, .pdf, etc), but you can’t edit the tags/keywords for pdfs! Lucky for this tool.

One problem though. Word 2007 created PDFs don’t seem to work with this tool. I found two problems:

1) Sometimes the Word-created PDF is shown by Quick PDF to have a open password, but it does not. I can open it without entering a password, besides that I am 100% sure a password was not specified in Word either.
2) Editing the keyword property using Quick PDF makes the document unopenable / messes up the first page of the document.

Is this a problem with PDF 1.5 compatibility, PDF 1.5 being the version of PDF used by Word 2007?

I added keywords to PDFs created via distiller and another program that were PDF 1.2 and 1.6 and they appeared to be fine after the alteration.

Any ideas?

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