You may have noticed that the new version of Microsoft 2010 has some great improvements like New graphical goodness, Online simultaneous editing with multiple people, Offline editing and sync’ing of shared documents online and so on. One important improvement is, Microsoft Office 2010 can convert office file to PDF file without adding any add-ons. Creating PDF files with Office 2010 become so easy so you don’t need an Adobe PDF Editor to create PDF files. If you want to edit the PDF files, you can edit your Office file then create it again. But problem is, if you have missed your original Office file, it is impossible to edit the PDF files with Office 2010. Beside Adobe PDF Editor, are there any alternative PDF editors that can edit PDF files well? Here you can find some suitable PDF editors for you, some of them are free.

Edit PDF files with PDFescape - PDFescape lets you open PDF files online, make necessary additions and download them back. Please note it’s not a web-based PDF editor for working with text but more of a tool to add to your documents (fill-in PDF forms, edit forms, add / remove text paragraphs, add graphics, etc.) This free alternative Adobe PDF editor can only satisfy the common users because when you save edited PDF document using free PDFescape account it will include a small PDFescape logo at the very top and botoom of the file.

The second one is PDF Hammer, just upload your PDF file(s) to PDF Hammer from your Web browser, perform your edits, and then download back to your computer. However, the limitation of online PDF services is depending too much on internet access speed and server performance. It usually failed when I upload PDF files.

The free PDF editors have limitations like watermarks, bandwidth and so on, Adobe PDF editor is so expensive to buy. Looked at a few editors and this alternative Adobe PDF Editor is easiest and most capable. It words like a Word processor and can view, edit, search, replace and reflow PDF files.

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