I used PDFgo for a scanned form that…
I used PDFgo for a scanned form that was too large to upload. The result was usable for the application, although I looked over the fine print before submitting it.
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I used PDFgo for a scanned form that was too large to upload. The result was usable for the application, although I looked over the fine print before submitting it.
I compressed a PDF before attaching it to an email. The smaller file was easier to send, though I checked the text and images afterward.
A large document needed to fit into a shared folder, so I tried the compressor. The size dropped enough for my purpose, but I still compared a few pages with the original.
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