Hi Preston,

After a recommendation for a geek and guru site, I used Nitro initially for about a year and even after the upgrade to version 2. After a while it bogged down my system and I went back to Acrobat. Let us hear how stable it is, and I might go back to it.

Seize the day and make it extraordinary!!

I just read y’alls post about Nitro and took a look at their site.

I’m going to give them a try and a test.

It’s hard to believe something with that much functionality is free.

@prestonodenbrett @diannebeatoncgacaps @jimpalmer

@prestonodenbrett @diannebeatoncgacaps @jimpalmer

Jim, I’m kinda worried about the bogged down part. I just spent two weeks recovering from computer crashes after I updated Adobe Reader and I do NOT want to go through that again. Unfortunately, this laptop is Vista and will not let me download Adobe Reader again and has corrupted the files Reader touched. So now I’m using a free PDF reader called Free PDF Tablet, I think… a stripped down reader with nothing but reading ability. It’s a tiny file that I felt sure would do no more damage. It works, but I’d rather have the ability to copy text, which I can’t now. Jim, do you think this Nitro thing will clog up my slooooooooow thinking Vista laptop here?

Robin