APub export>pdf edit pdf with Acrobat Reader?

[kat]

Anyway to export a pdf that can be edited with free Acrobat Reader?

[Oufti]

The free Acrobat Reader isn't a PDF editor, it's a reader. 

[MikeTO]

If you mean creating a form that can be filled out with Acrobat Reader, then the answer is no, Affinity can't do that.

[kat]

1. I have to switch from mac mini to intel imac and open my low res pdf exported from Apub with Acrobat Pro, then save as>enable commenting pdf
2. Then airdrop my new enable commenting pdf back to my mac mini and open in free Acrobat reader.

The reason I have to go back and forth: the intel imac doesn't support Affinity 2 apps. And the mini won't allow an old Acrobat.

[MikeTO]

1 hour ago, kat said:

1. I have to switch from mac mini to intel imac and open my low res pdf exported from Apub with Acrobat Pro, then save as>enable commenting pdf
2. Then airdrop my new enable commenting pdf back to my mac mini and open in free Acrobat reader.

The reason I have to go back and forth: the intel imac doesn't support Affinity 2 apps. And the mini won't allow an old Acrobat.

You can add comments with the free Acrobat Reader. The Enable Commenting feature is only in Acrobat Pro but you can add comments to a PDF created with Affinity using Acrobat Reader. I just tested it and it worked fine.

[kat]

4 hours ago, MikeTO said:

You can add comments with the free Acrobat Reader. The Enable Commenting feature is only in Acrobat Pro but you can add comments to a PDF created with Affinity using Acrobat Reader. I just tested it and it worked fine.

It worked— awesome! Thanks so much for doing the test, Mike. You saved me slogging back and forth between computers and mucking about in Acrobat Pro