3. INTRODUCED SHARON TO SMALL PDF
The third thing I did was send Sharon a link to Small PDF.
Small PDF is a really fabulous tool that enables people to do lots of things with their PDFs.
Small PDF is “the platform that makes it super easy to convert and edit all your PDF files. Solving all your PDF problems in one place – and yes, free.“
You can use Small PDF to split, merge, unlock and protect PDFs.
You can convert them to Word, Excel or PowerPoint files.
You can even turn them into a JPG file.
Clever huh?
For free, you can upload and convert two files per hour.
Anything thereafter will require that you sign up for a monthly plan.
In the past I have paid a monthly subscription for Small PDF, which amounted to around AUD$8/m.
I was using it a lot for a particular project, and it was definitely worth the small outlay at the time.
It’s very easy to use and as you can see from the home page, it’s explicit in terms of what functionality it offers.
If you’re interacting with PDF files a lot you definitely want to bookmark Small PDF and add it to your business tool box.
While you’re at it, add Loom too!
And so, by the end of those steps I:
- was able to email Sharon with a resolution to her problem
- provide Sharon with recommendations for two tools she could use in the future to remedy the problem herself
- had generated some content for this blog post!
Not bad for 15 minutes of work, huh?
What tools do you use to trick-up your PDFs?
In particular, if you’re a Windows users – I’d love to know if there’s a similar built-in application like Preview that can be used.
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