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   PDFpen and PDFpenPro 6.1

   Agen G. N. Schmitz

   With the release of version 6.1 of [1]PDFpen and [2]PDFpenPro, you can
   put away your ink pad for good... at least when it comes to business
   documents. The latest update to Smile's all-purpose PDF editing apps
   adds a library standard business stamps such as Confidential, Sign
   Here, and Approved, and it offers the capability for adding your own
   stamps to the library. You can find the new range of stamps by going to
   Window > Library (Command-Y) and clicking the stamp icon in the Library
   palette.

   [3]Image

   Both versions also bring the capability to add pop-up notes to PDF
   annotations such as highlighting and drawing objects, add support for
   saving PDFs to Evernote Business notebooks, and enable the opening of
   PDF documents with missing or incorrect extensions. PDFpenPro 6.1 now
   enables you to create form fields for an entire PDF document (in
   addition to per page), and adds a command to detect and create links
   from URLs automatically as well as an option to display source URLs on
   pages when creating a PDF from a Web site. ($59.95/$99.95 new with a 20
   percent discount for [4]TidBITS members, free update from version 6.0,
   51.5/52.3 MB)

References

   1. http://www.smilesoftware.com/PDFpen/
   2. http://www.smilesoftware.com/PDFpenPro/
   3. http://tidbits.com/resources/2013-11/pdfpen61-stamps.png
   4. http://tidbits.com/member_benefits.html