I tried this on a PDF file I received, however, something didn't work correctly because I received a bunch of question marks instead of the text I was trying to extract. The file I used has confidential info so I am not at liberty to send it for problem analysis. This is the end of the trial for me. I do not expect a reply as I don't see how the problem can be addressed w/o being able to look at the specific PDF file. I just wanted to mention this and thank the developer for having a trial version so I could find out without having to pay and then ask for a refund. Thank you!!!

I do not recommend this product until Edline begins to support it. I wish they would sell it back to the original owners. This was a great product, but Edline is all but killing it. I saw below that a user learned from their support that there is a new version that ads support for Lion, but that is all it does. It used to be when Orbis owned this that they constantly made updates. Edline doesn't even appear to update this site regularly. When a user had to make a comment to let us know that a major Mac OS relase like Lion is supported... well that says something. These are the reasons i would not recommend this product... when Orbis had it I wold have given it a 5 which is something I rarely do.

I have Accordance and Logos for Mac and QuickVerse as well as several others. I have limited experience with them all. I believe it is a little presumptive in some of these reviews to assert the superiority of one over another UNLESS you have extensive experience with those apps you are speaking of. I tend to use Accordance the most, but it is the one I am most familiar with. I have found that Accordance doesn't seem to be as open to suggestions for new modules/books as Logos. Logos offers the greatest selection of works. QuickVerse is probably the most inexpensive for the number of works. Accordance doesn't offer a as continuous an upgrade path as Logos in my opinion - they have several product lines: Catholic, Jewish, Hebrew, and the two main product lines: Library and Scholar. Library and Scholar have 3 levels: Intro, Standard, and Premier, but they stop there. Although they have somewhat recently added the Bible Study Bundle, the Original Languages Bundle, and a combination of these two called the Mega Bundle. There is no upgrade price from the Premiers to the newly added bundles.

I like Accordance and Logos best for their interfaces, but both are pricey. One example is that Accordance charges $60 ($50) on sale for the Archaeological Study Bible which you can buy online from $20 for an e-book version to about $30 for a hardcopy. I opted to buy a hardcopy for this reason.

Like I said, I use Accordance the most and I like it. I hope this comment (I'm not read to rate it yet) will be helpful.

Is it possible to buy this procure this app in a place other than the App Store?

I wonder if this will ever be updated?

There is no uninstall that I can see. If the developer doesn't reply with an uninstall update or directions to uninstall then I will have to rate this app with a single star. I would rather not, but if they are not actively responding to posts here then that would be another reason to rate it low.