PDFpen 3.4 Improves Large Document Performance

5:00 PM EDT, Mar. 17th, 2008 · by Jeff Gamet · News

SmileOnMyMac announced the immediate availability of PDFpen 3.4 on Tuesday. The updated version of the PDF editing and form filling application improved performance when adding imprints to large documents.

The update also improved performance when opening documents in Mac OS X 10.4.11 and 10.5, fixed an issue where fonts or spacing appeared jumbled, corrected a problem with setting font, alignment and color in form fields, improved stability, and more.

PDFpen is priced at US$49.95 and is available for download at the SmileOnMyMac Web site. The update is free for version 3 users.

PDFpen Pro 3.4 incorporates the same fixes and improvements. It is priced at $94.95 and is available at the SmileOnMyMac Web site.

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