Once done, go back to your editing, and you’ll be able to write seamlessly through the boxes. Select it, then click (in order) the boxes you wish to connect together. However, Foxit has solved that problem with its ‘Link & Join Text’ feature. You might notice that the main body of the document will likely be split up into multiple such text boxes, making editing a bit of a pain, as words won’t automatically flow from one box to another. This also happens when you alter the content of these boxes. The text contained within one will automatically reflow as you alter its size. You’ll find your PDF is divided into text boxes, which can be selected, moved around and resized at will. Should you need to make changes to an existing PDF, you need to take a trip to the ‘Edit’ section - which is actually automatically selected once you open a document. Almost as easy as using a regular word processor.Connect the various text boxes together to create a seamless flow when editing their content (Image credit: Foxit)

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