Portable document format (PDF) files remain a popular choice for business documents ranging from contracts and forms to manuals and reports, so there's a good chance you need to open them often.

Splitting a large PDF into smaller ones makes it much easier to send your business plans or other large documents through email, especially if you're using a free, Web-based email account. Another ...

Microsoft Edge Chromium is set as the default PDF reader to open and view PDF files in Windows 11/10. So, whenever I attempt to open any PDF file in Windows, it automatically gets opened in Edge ...

A PDF — which stands for Portable Document Format — is an open standard document file extension created by Adobe. It has gained popularity in recent years because of the ease of use it affords the ...

Over the years, Adobe's PDF file type has become a universally accepted method for sharing digital documents. The format's cross-platform adoption means the documents can be viewed on almost any ...

Nearly every computer these days comes with a PDF viewer, a program that allows you to read, print, and sometimes edit a PDF file. In the newest versions of Windows 10, the default PDF viewer is ...

I tested multiple PDF readers, and that's when I discovered SumatraPDF. Honestly, I didn't expect much from this open-source ...

Every day, we come across different types of file extensions while working on a computer. The file extensions tell an operating system about the type of file so that the OS could select the right app ...

Google seems to be testing a file type label in the search results snippets. Sergio Redondo posted a screen shot on Twitter of him being shown a PDF label icon in the Google search results on a ...

PDF files have become a staple of our daily digital lives, both at work and at home. They work seamlessly across operating systems and devices, and they couldn’t be easier to create and share. Every ...

Enterprise users know by now that they shouldn’t click on suspicious-looking links or download strange files. But what about innocuous, ever-present PDFs? Researchers at security company Varonis have ...