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PDF Nomad is a modern, carefully styled PDF editor, built from the ground up for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and later (it is Gatekeeper ready for Mountain Lion). It features a multitude of ways to take your PDF documents from one place to the next, through an easy to use interface. It provides often used operations like merging multiple documents, as well as more exotic ones like exporting the document's text as a spoken sound file.
Tutorial videos are available on the SintraWorks website.
Easily resize whole documents to a different page size with a single command, or
Tutorial videos are available on the SintraWorks website.
Easily resize whole documents to a different page size with a single command, or
What's New
Version 1.3.1:
- New: Added menu item under Help menu that links to online tutorial clips.
- Fixed: Crash that could occur when dropping a contiguous selection of pages in the page list back onto itself.
- Fixed: Crash that could occur under certain circumstances related to the page number text field in the toolbar.
- Fixed: Crash upon plain text export of highlighted annotations (broken in version 1.3).
- Fixed: Issues could arise after splitting pages that contain internal document links.
- Fixed: Adding a password to open the file now enforces also entering a master password.
- Fixed: Importing/pasting TIFF images containing thumbnails could cause low resolution rendering.
- Fixed: Importing multiple files at once into an open document could cause a crash.
- Fixed: Saving selected pages now also works with the thumbnail view.
- Fixed: Minor bugs and annoyances.
Version 1.3.1:
- New: Added menu item under Help menu that links to online tutorial clips.
- Fixed: Crash that could occur when dropping a contiguous selection of pages in the page list back onto itself.
- Fixed: Crash that could occur under certain circumstances related to the page number text field in the toolbar.
- Fixed: Crash upon plain text more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
PDF Nomad User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:3,481 |
| Version Downloads:143 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Demo |
| Date:22 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $39.99 |
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PDF Nomad is a modern, carefully styled PDF editor, built from the ground up for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and later (it is Gatekeeper ready for Mountain Lion). It features a multitude of ways to take your PDF documents from one place to the next, through an easy to use interface. It provides often used operations like merging multiple documents, as well as more exotic ones like exporting the document's text as a spoken sound file.
Tutorial videos are available on the SintraWorks website.
Easily resize whole documents to a different page size with a single command, or resize individual pages with drag and drop, shifting page contents as needed.
Export individual pages as bitmaps (jpg, png etc.) or create spoken audio files from the document's text. Split documents into even/odd pages, or explode documents into single page PDFs or even into individual chapters.
Merge pages side by side or on top of each other. Split pages in half or tile them to print them onto multiple pages to be assembled into posters.
Merge documents, interleave documents and even overlay documents on top of each other.
Create and fill out PDF forms.
Markup text and annotate pages with rectangles, ovals, arrows, lines and more.
Add watermarks.
Create books and magazines ready for printing. Add finishing/proofing marks if needed. Ever wanted to print a manual into a small booklet for easy reference, or need to prepare your novel or essay for your publisher? With PDF Nomad you'll have your document ready within a matter of minutes.
Partial Feature List
PDF Nomad is blindingly fast, even documents with thousands of pages are laid out in less than a second. Play with margin settings, or any other layout options: PDF Nomad's instant previews make it cheap to experiment.
Tutorial videos are available on the SintraWorks website.
Easily resize whole documents to a different page size with a single command, or resize individual pages with drag and drop, shifting page contents as needed.
Export individual pages as bitmaps (jpg, png etc.) or create spoken audio files from the document's text. Split documents into even/odd pages, or explode documents into single page PDFs or even into individual chapters.
Merge pages side by side or on top of each other. Split pages in half or tile them to print them onto multiple pages to be assembled into posters.
Merge documents, interleave documents and even overlay documents on top of each other.
Create and fill out PDF forms.
Markup text and annotate pages with rectangles, ovals, arrows, lines and more.
Add watermarks.
Create books and magazines ready for printing. Add finishing/proofing marks if needed. Ever wanted to print a manual into a small booklet for easy reference, or need to prepare your novel or essay for your publisher? With PDF Nomad you'll have your document ready within a matter of minutes.
Partial Feature List
- Resize, merge, delete, reorder, split and tile pages.
- Merge, interleave and overlay PDF documents.
- Split and explode documents.
- Export pages as bitmap files or text as an audio file.
- Create and fill out PDF forms.
- Markup text and annotate pages.
- Create books and magazines.
- Create and edit outlines (including batch edits and automatic creation from table of contents.
- Stamp page labels onto pages.
- Shift page contents.
- Add finishing and proofing marks.
- Link index table and cross-document references to their corresponding pages.
PDF Nomad is blindingly fast, even documents with thousands of pages are laid out in less than a second. Play with margin settings, or any other layout options: PDF Nomad's instant previews make it cheap to experiment.
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Donperreault reviewed on 15 May 2012
I actually switched PDF Nomad to open as my primary PDF application instead of Preview. With PDF Nomad I no longer have to install the bloated Adobe Acrobat anymore.
The developer is quick to answer questions and with so many developers giving poor customer service these days it is great to have a developer who actually responds to your questions in a timely manner.
Give PDF Nomad a try, I believe you will be very happy.
Flawwwless reviewed on 09 May 2012
What would really make this a killer app for me personally is the ability to send a selection of pages as one document to Evernote directly.
It's pretty stable up until now, so I don't recognize it's buggy as others have mentioned. I made it my default PDF viewer on my Mac.
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Prince_Isaac reviewed on 08 May 2012
I had a couple of questions regarding a function that I needed and Antonio responded within an hour - and that was evening his time! We exchanged several emails to pin down my needs and it turned out that PDF Nomad was just the thing for my work.
I'm currently putting together a book comprised of three sections; each section is a separate Pages doc. When finished I can export to PDF, then assemble everything in Nomad, do the ToC, set up the page numbering, and then export it as a booklet-sized document ready for a physical print shop to print.
Nomad has an outstanding feature set and has within one day become an indispensable tool for me. This is highly recommended if you create small editions, directories, catalogs, whatever. Developer support is top-notch. I couldn't be happier.
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Or simply follow this link: http://sintraworks.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/293/
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Tatami reviewed on 27 Feb 2012
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chowza reviewed on 20 Jan 2012
Oddly, nowhere within the app (inc. under About, Prefs., Help, etc.) have I been able to find a payment/registration link, or for that matter, even a link to the owner's site. I had to search for the product on MacUpDate, then click on the developer's link there to get to it. Guess you folks aren't too eager for us to buy your product, huh?? ;-)
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Thanks for the heads-up.
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ScienceGuy reviewed on 19 Jan 2012
I was unimpressed.
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As regards the annotations: they can be filled. The color menu on the annotation toolbar has a "Fill Color…" menu item, which brings up the color panel so that you can choose a fill color.
To add individual pages from another PDF document, open the other document in PDF Nomad and then drag the desired pages from its page list to the page list in the target document.
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Phylo reviewed on 13 Jan 2012
Bought it to fill my subscriptions.
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frank.lorenz rated on 07 May 2012
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taja rated on 16 Jan 2012
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taja rated on 13 Jan 2012