The all-in-one native PDF Comments for Chec e-commerce
Edit, annotate and e-sign any PDF right in Chec. Send your PDFs by email, fax or print them on any desktop or mobile device in seconds. Turn any document into an online fillable form and share it with recipients to quickly collect signatures and information.
Edit original text, images and graphics like you do in any text editor. Highlight important details, blackout sensitive data, erase existing text, and type new text anywhere on your PDF.
Build online fillable forms
Easily turn any PDF into an online fillable form by adding signature, text, dropdown, or numbered fillable fields. Customize fillable fields to make your document fast and easy for recipients to fill out and submit from any device.
Secure your documents
Protect your documents with two-factor authentication, password-protection, and require recipients to attach additional documents before submitting your PDF. All your submitted documents are securely stored on Amazon S3 servers.
Application features
PDF Document Editor
Delete and add text anywhere
Insert images, tables and graphics
Draw any shapes
Add comments and sticky notes
Add your signature
Form Builder
Turn any document into an online fillable form
Add checkboxes, dropdowns, signatures, numbers
Host a fillable form on your company’s website
Flexible Workflows
E-Sign and get your documents e-signed by up to 20 recipients
Assign roles to recipients and create a signing order
Get instant updates on a document’s status
Questions & answers
Below is a list of the most common customer questions. If you can’t find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
One is when you open the document in Acrobat and hit Ctrl-D to view Document Properties. The Creation field and Modified field should have different timestamps. There may also be APIs that can be used to programmatically retrieve this metadata.
How to check if PDF was modified - Stack Overflow
Select View > Track Changes Toolbar. To see how a document would look if you accepted all changes, select Show Final.
To see how a document would look if you accepted all changes, select Review > Show Final.
How can you tell if a PDF is native?
Open the file in Acrobat and zoom in to 400% or more to examine it. If the text and curved lines remain smooth it is a native PDF. If the lines are jagged, it is probably a scanned PDF.
Know the difference between a native PDF and a scanned PDF.
Choose Tools > Comment. The Comments toolset is displayed in the secondary toolbar and the Comments list is displayed in the right pane.
Using the Options menu at the upper-right corner of the Comments list, do any of the following: Expand or collapse the comments.
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