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I'm the developer of BytePDF, a Windows PDF viewer and toolkit on the Microsoft Store. My goal is to make everyday PDF jobs easier without having to upload documents to a website. I've just submitted the 1.2.0 update for Store certification. It isn't live yet ; the link below currently installs the existing Store version. In 1.2.0, all 35 tools are free, with no subscription or required account for the PDF tools. The update includes: A reader with document tabs, thumbnails, search and saved reading position. Merge, split, reorder, rotate, crop and compress PDFs. Highlights, notes, text annotations, drawn signatures and supported form filling. On-device English OCR for scanned documents, including searchable PDF export. Image/PDF conversion, Office exports and reusable local workflows. Core PDF processing happens on your PC. Optional sign-in and sponsored content use internet services. A few limits: OCR is English only; the editor adds annotations rather than replacing existing page text; drawn signatures aren't certificate signatures. Office-to-PDF needs Microsoft Office or LibreOffice installed, and Word/Excel exports may not preserve complex layouts. Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N1RTRD9PG8R Which PDF job would you most want a free Windows app to handle well: reading large documents, compression, scanned-document OCR or Office conversion? If you try the current version, I'd also appreciate concrete examples of confusing UI or tasks that don't work as expected. Feedback will help me choose what to improve next.   submitted by   /u/Certainity22 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 20:54:51