I absolutely love PDF files as they are very practical. They’re easy to read, you can encrypt them
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In fact, you don’t really need the very expensive Adobe Acrobat because there are lots of services out there that will create PDF files 4 Methods to Create & Edit PDF Files for Free 4 Methods to Create & Edit PDF Files for Free Out of all the common file types found in our computing world, PDF is probably one of the most restrictive ones, while at the same time being available for everyone to use (primarily to read).... Read More for you (Office 2007 for example offers on-the-fly PDF creation of all Word files), extract text, annotate the file 2 Ways To Annotate Your PDF Files Online 2 Ways To Annotate Your PDF Files Online Read More , convert the PDF to another format How to Convert PDF to an Editable Word Document [Windows] How to Convert PDF to an Editable Word Document [Windows] Read More and much more.
Our infographic today comes from Nitro PDF and it illustrates how PDF files are becoming more common in our everyday lives. For example, travel tickets are nearly always emailed to you now as a PDF file, which makes it easy to back them up onto a USB stick. Or theatre & concert tickets for a musician or other performer. PDF has replaced paper in many respects as the new big boy on the block and there’s no turning back.
What do you think? Is PDF the format of the future? Or do you see another file format rising up and taking over? Do you think paper is gradually becoming extinct in favour of PDF? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Click on the infographic below to see a larger version
Infographic Source: Nitro PDF
i love pdfs...theyre easy and convenient to use and the most important thing to me: they support images :)
Hello Mark!
Interesting infographic you have here. I have a piece of content (infographic) that I think you might be interested in. I searched for your email, but couldn't find it anywhere on the web. Do you have an email I can reach you?
thanks in advance!
Best,
Jessica
Hi yes, it's mark AT makeuseof.com .
Perfect, thanks Mark! Just sent you an email :)
PDFs are literal pains to use on anything except full size monitors. With so many people seeming to opt for tablets and netbooks, I see less use in the future rather than more.
PDFs are great for forms and will handle scientific notation better than other formats in some respects. But as other formats improve (and particularly as ebook readers proliferate) I see the use of pdf diminishing, not increasing.
I agree that epub files are better for things like e-books but I find PDF's to be quite pleasant reading on my iPad. Much better than Word files which are an absolute nightmare.