There are a lot of ways to merge PDF files, even if you don’t have some advanced tools such as a full version of the Acrobat Adobe tool. Local PDF Tools is one of those ways that works like a web app on any web browser. The difference is that […]
By default out of the box, Microsoft Edge is your default PDF Reader on Windows 10. However, because of the issues and functionalities are not there yet, it’s been hard to convince anyone to use it seriously and extensively as PDF Reader. This has changed over the time. With a […]
By default, when you click on a PDF link on any websites you are opening that PDF file in the Chrome browser. But if you want to change that behavior to open the PDF file in a native application like Adobo PDF Reader, here is how you can do it. […]
Windows 10 finally embraces the PDF format everyone already uses, including a Print to PDF feature virtually available everywhere, from any desktop application or universal app that supports printing, and a browser that can natively open PDF format files. By default, Microsoft Edge is your PDF reader on Windows 10. […]