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In the past few years many companies have been working hard to develop an open source PDF parser and for some years we were just using Microsoft's PDF, which we had paid for but which did not give any access to the content contained in the PDF. But then the PDF reader, like MS Word 2013 or 2010, became open source, and it made things worse because now we needed to pay for the reader (which was much more likely to have bugs and which we had to support by patching the application, a painful and slow process). However, while we could use those and other open source PDF tools, we had to go a step further and also use some proprietary options such as Acrobat as these did not allow us to open a PDF file without having first opened the original content as a DOCX or an XPS file. : Each .docx file has two text files: an index file, which consists almost solely of metadata information (such as the name of the document, the name of the author, the original date on which the document was created, etc., ) and the actual text files. For some documents, an index file is quite large — even several megabytes.. Browse documents on any device instantly and without registration. View a PDF, ODT, and even an Excel file. • Extract Pages View, read and export your documents in PDF, DOCX file/s, RTF, PPT, XLSX, and XLS file formats, on any device and in any web browser. • Search Browse through your documents in search of content you need, using specific search criteria. • Create Subdirectories Browse and organize your documents into new subdirectories, or view documents created from earlier versions of a document.. Also, use our comprehensive, free, online template library to build out your form, or create your own. Free Up Your Computer Resources to Focus on More Important Work Tasks With our powerful PDF editor, drag-and-drop form builder, and built-in signature solution, you don't have to be a software developer to start editing your documents with the free PDF editor.