Cohen Michael E. Take Control of PDFpen 8

Take Control Books, 2016. — 167 p. — ASIN B01HIYQSAG.Take Control of PDFpen 8 begins with a guide to purchasing options: PDFpen versus PDFpenPro, from Smile versus the Mac App Store, and the advantages of the iOS version. Next, you'll meet PDFpen with an overview of the PDF format and a tour of the interface.
With the basics out of the way, highlights of what you'll learn to do include:
Add and remove pages, and combine pages from multiple files into one PDF.
Mark up a PDF with highlights, comments, editing marks, and more.
Edit a PDF by fixing typos, adding text, formatting text, and redacting confidential text.
Scan a document into a PDF, and make the text editable with OCR.
View and work with OCRed text in the OCR layer (PDFpenPro only)
Add clickable links, page numbers, and images.
Make a clickable table of contents (PDFpenPro only).
Password-protect a PDF. And (PDFpenPro only), prevent others from printing or editing a PDF.
Turn a PDF into a formatted Microsoft Word document, or (PDFpenPro only) export it in Excel or PowerPoint format.
And, you'll find directions for working with PDF forms:
Fill out forms with ease.
Add a handwritten signature.
Apply a digital signing certificate.
Print just form entries on a pre-printed form.
Create an interactive PDF form (PDFpenPro only) that can collect data and send it to you via email or the Web. You can add an interactive signature field, which makes it easy for the form to be signed online.
An appendix describes the useful AppleScripts that ship with PDFpen.