The reason why I decided to purchase your product which I love is as follows:
(1)Ease of use/editing
(2)Price and convenience of buying saves to remove the watermark

All of the other products that I looked at had demos and trial periods, but when I downloaded them, I was lost in terms of using them so I just gave up.

It's a product that I would recommend to anyone to use. Hope this helps!

I often distribute documents as pdf files. Obviously, it is easier to edit the source file when needed, but that is not always possible.

Infix is an excellent tool to modify files if the original is no longer available. The reflow function is amazing!

It was bought in desperation to enable me to edit price changes in a PDF file on my PC. Other than having to get my customer to embed all the fonts in the pdf file as they were created on a mac, it was an absolute life saver and very simple to use.

It's an extremely useful tool to have as a back up for last minute corrections. It enables me to perform corrections to text without having to go back to the customer to get them to do it. 10/10

I think it's pretty easy to tell you why we bought Infix: As far as I could tell it is pretty much the only product out there that allows true editing of pdf files. All of the other editors I looked at were only able to add content - not edit directly.

There was one other product that allowed editing, but I settled on yours. I do not remember if it was because yours had the best interface, because the other editor was unable to open our pdf files correctly (they are generated by Crystal Report) or because it did not support password protected files.

We don't use Infix that often, but when we do it saves us a lot of time.

Some times there are errors in the calculations in the reports that we generate, and in these cases it is a lot faster to correct the pdf file than to make a hack in our system so that the report will show the correct numbers.

It is the only tool that I have found so far that is simple to use and allows you to edit text on a pdf file without causing formatting problems. Adobe allows you to make amendments but I have experienced format and character spacing problems when using this.

I found infix by accident to be honest on the net but I have to say it has saved me a fortune in agency fees. Up until now, I have had to have all amendments to pdf files completed by a design agency.

There are a couple of areas that I have not been able to figure out with Infix, one of these being to add a drawing in to a document. However, all in all, so far it has proved its worth.

We purchased Infix to edit existing Adobe files. These files are created by
marketing companies that we hire for advertising and catalogs.

Sometimes the data we send them is either inaccurate or just needs updated. Infix is a far better value than purchasing an Adobe license.

I would like to have the ability to add rows to existing tables. That would be a nice feature.

I sell legal software, and needed to modify an editable PDF of the literature that was provided by the manufacturer. I looked extensively for an inexpensive yet capable package to serve this one simple need, and I was quite please to find Infix.

I looked at quite a few, and yours is, hands downs, the easiest & most capable of what I looked at.

The factors that drove my decision were Functionality with Price a close second.

Hope that helps!!

My Infix story: I was working at home and needed to edit a long .pdf document and had no available software to do so;I did an Google search and checked out a few products.

Infix appeared by far to be the simplest in terms of ease of use and understanding, with very versatile editing abilities.

As I continued to work on the project, I was further pleased with the find features. I only needed to save this one document, so I bought the 3 saves license, but it did not work, so I bought the program outright, as the cost was reasonable. I got a reimbursement for the 3 saves license, which was appreciated, as was the timely response to my request.

I've sent the Infix info to our Technology people, suggesting that we buy the program for our office.

The only additional feature would be an OCR conversion for pdf's that are just straight scans.

My main reason for purchasing was the ability to cut / paste / replace text and graphics within existing PDF documents - It's excellent and easy to use.

It was also an affordable solution not requiring any spend sign off etc.

I had a project that was a single edit of a PDF file. The PDF original came from a graphic artist that has proven rather difficult to work with. Our choices were limited to continuing to work with this person or making a change and editing it on our own.

While I could have gone with a single-use license, I know that my boss is also difficult to work with. She tends to make a lot of changes after the work is done.

Because of this project, the fact that it was only $99 and the demo (which I downloaded first to see if it would really work); I purchased your product. I have had one other opportunity to use it and it worked great.

I have tested about 4 PDF editing program and found Infix as the most correct, easy to use, and good price program.

I have installed it on ordinary users workstation and do not have any questions for now.

I purchased your product because of the find and replace feature.
Subsequently the editing was much easier than any of the other products I
tried.

Hope that helps.

I needed it to translate directly into a pdf. So the ease of editing could
be the answer.

Actually that was not only ease, but also the possibility to do it at all - I was using Latvian characters that were conflicting with the embedded font. Infix was the only software I found that solved it.

With the increasing use of pdfs by my clients, I find Infix extremely useful for amending small amounts of text such as a changed address or telephone number on promotional brochures.

The huge advantage is that I don't need to purchase the originating application e.g. QuarkXPress to make minor amendments.

We supply Student Management Software to universities.

All documents are released as pdf from various sources. We require to change some text, headers or footers that were wrong in the original document or need change before release to our clients.

Even though some of the features of Infix are available in Acrobat 7.0, Infix continues to save us time and money with its easy of use. When staff who have not used the program before can be up and running in very little time says a lot for the intuitive nature of the program.

I upgraded specifically for the new Replace All feature because I use the F&R function a lot in document editing.

Also, I need it because it allows me to see the formatting in a PDF rather than just guessing about it with Acrobat's Touch-up Text tool, which is obviously not designed as a robust text editing tool.

The price was also attractive, as the time your tool saves me makes the ROI almost instant.

One thing I'd like to see changed however, would be the ability to scroll through an entire document rather than just a page at a time. Many times, I'll make the replace changes in Infix than switch back over to Acrobat to proof and make any non-recurring changes because of the hassle of having to switch pages.

Overall, a well-appreciated piece of software and a worthwhile major upgrade. Thanks and keep up the good work improving your tool.