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Today I want to show you how you can  edit a PDF file entirely for free. It's not going to cost you anything. Now, I don't know about you, but one of the  most annoying things is you have a PDF file,   and you need to make a quick edit to  it, or you need to insert a signature,   and it turns out you have to get an app. Now most apps out there put a watermark  on when you make edits or if you go for   the official Adobe Acrobat app, it  costs $14.99 per month. Luckily,   there are some fantastic apps out there that let  you edit PDFs, and they don't charge anything. Now, I had four different criteria  that I looked for in a PDF editor. First off, I wanted it to be  free or if it wasn't free,   I wanted it to be an app that I already have. The second, I didn't want  it to insert any watermarks,   third I wanted to be able to edit, and fourth,  I wanted to be able to insert a signature,   and luckily there were a few apps that could do  that, and today I'm going to share those with   you. All right, well, why don't we jump on the PC  and let's get started. Here I am on my desktop,   and I have a PDF file that I  need to make a few edits to. I'm going to open up the PDF  by double clicking on it. This opens up the PDF file and  it opened it up within a viewer. Now, like I said before, I need  to make a few tweaks to the file. Right up here, it says insert partner name. I want to be able to type text directly  here at the end of this paragraph,   and down below within the PDF, there's a signature  field and I'd like to insert my signature. Now unfortunately, this is just a  viewer, so I won't be able to edit it,   but luckily there are a few apps that will let me  do that, so why don't we jump into the first one. The first app is Microsoft Word. This app isn't free, but it's widely available  and most people already have the app,   and surprisingly, Word can open PDF files,  and then you can edit those PDF files. How do we do that? Well, here I am on the Word start page,  and I have my PDF file on my desktop. To open it within Word, all I  need to do is click on the PDF   and drag it over onto the Word start page. When I drag it over, I see a prompt  from Microsoft Word telling me that   Word will convert my PDF into an editable Word  document, that's exactly what I want Word to do. It does call out one caveat though. It says that if my PDF has lots  of images or lots of graphics,   the conversion might not look quite like  the original PDF, so just one thing to keep   in mind if you're using Microsoft Word for  the conversion. That all sounds good to me. I'm going to click on OK. This opens up my PDF file and it looks  pretty similar to what my PDF looked like. In fact, it looks pretty much  identical to my original PDF,   and if I click on it, I can  make edits to this text. Look at this, I could type things in and I'm  going to insert the partner name right here. I've typed in the partner name and  I could easily go in and edit that. Now when I...