This is a really good graphics application but the inability to open or import any files that are not in its own file format is extremely limiting. I would love to use Artboard more often but constantly find myself reverting to my old version of Illustrator because I can't open files in Artboard, not even .eps. At the moment I see this as a web graphics or dtp only app albeit a good one.

Just bought this as MU Promo and have played around with it for a few minutes now and while it's a decent enough piece of software it's sooo full of bugs. A few examples:
1/ Customise Toolbar- you can't, tried dragging icons to the toolbar and just won't accept them.
2/Sometimes you can't drag the window to move it. It just won't move.
3/ If starting a New document and you drag to expand the window the toolbar icons also expand and contract ,accordingly.
And that's only after playing with it for a few minutes.

I have had earlier versions, and they to were buggy, it's a shame that the dev doesn't seem terribly interested in making PDFpenPro bug free... maybe I'm being a bit harsh.

Don't get me wrong, the actual 'guts' of PDFpenPro is very good , and I do recommend it but it's just all these unnecessary and incredibly annoying things that can make using it a frustrating experience and unfortunately drag it down.

Come on guy's if you're going to call something 'Pro' do it seriously and this could be five star software.

Sorry; that should read:
"I had a slight issue back a few weeks ago about which I emailed the developer (Reggie) about."

For the money, this is an absolute bargain. Although it may look like an app to simply 'pretty' up you're folders, it can actually be a real time saver when looking for folders and really comes into it's own in 'cover flow' in Finder, Forklift, whatever.If you're into 'tagging' FolderFactory may not be for you.
The application itself is easy to use and very polished. To use you need to have not only the app open but Finder (Forklift, whatever). Create your new folder in FolderFactory then drag the folder you want to change from Finder (Forklift, whatever) to the Folder Factory window and it's done.
A note: The new folder is refreshed in Finder straight away. In Forklift I've found that sometimes Forklift has to be closed and reopened to see the new folder.
For those that complain about the lack of a trial, I do see your point, and in the majority of cases would agree, but c'mon, give the developer a break... it's $2.99! The next time you go to a cafe/coffee shop you haven't been to before ask the proprietor for a sample before you put your money down for a cup of coffee.

$70!!!! These guy's seriously need to check their caffeine intake. Thought this looked interesting, but I'm not even going to trial it at that price, especially with the limited export options.