You can realistically make only minor text changes in a PDF document. If you need to do more than fix a spelling error or change a few words, make those changes in the software that created the original document.
To make those minor changes:
- Open the document in PDFill PDF Editor Professional using File - New Project to Open a New PDF.
- From the Edit menu, choose "Select Original Texts - Select Original Texts". You will see blue outlines around the various text areas on the document.
- Drag your cursor over all of the text in the blue box that contains the text you want to change. The selected text will be highlighted with a red border.
- Right-click on the selected text and choose "Replace with New SingleLine Text". A striped text edit box will show over the selected text.
- Within the text edit box, drag your cursor to select the text you want to operate on. You can type over, delete, or style what you selected (it will be highlighted in blue).
- With your cursor still in the text edit box, click on the PDF button that is on the left or the one near the top just below the menu. The Save PDF Options box will open. You do not need to change any options. Just click on "Save PDF as" and save it with a name and in a place on your computer where you will be able to find it. It is probably best not to save on top of your original document at this point. If you have additional changes to make, keep the document open.
- The revised file will open in your PDF reader. Review to make sure it is as expected.
You can make additional changes one at a time, following the above procedure. If your document is more than one page, you can move among the pages using the thumbnails that you see if you click on the thumbnail icon (4 little boxes) either on the left menu or the second row of icons at the top.