pdfpen pro printing shows more than the crop

#Pdfpen pro printing shows more than the crop update#
#Pdfpen pro printing shows more than the crop software#

#Pdfpen pro printing shows more than the crop software#

Here is my speculation based on reading through the posts and replies from Allain on this and on how the software development industry works: (again all of the following is my educated guess and not based on any direct knowledge) Makes me also question whether I can stay with this software. It's very disappointing that Nitro still has not fixed the problem after over a year.

#Pdfpen pro printing shows more than the crop update#

I was going to buy the update to 13 if it fixed the problem but from the posts here it looks like it wouldn't. I swear it was working fine but then it started having this hang/max CPU/no render/blocky render problem so some searching brought me here. I got a MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and installed my licensed PDFpen (latest 12.x). Are the iPad and iPhone apps going to continue to have development? I'll try downloading the new build and maybe it's better, and I'll probably keep using PDFPenPro a little longer because I've used and loved it for so long and I don't like the idea of searching out a replacement. if they bought a mac in the past year or two, it's probably an M1 mac and then they'll experience this problem! Even if the app is now being targeted toward new customers, and even enterprise/business customers. If that very problem is causing longtime customers to abandon the app, I would guess that 'still being evaluated for a potential fix' is a not quite the level of urgency that is needed. that's just my experience but I know others have similar and some slightly different experiences. I'm glad to hear there's a new build, too (can we just download it from your website? 'Check for Updates' in the app just shows: 'PDFpenPro 13.1 is currently the newest version available), but I can't imagine you've brought out a new build for this professional level app and it doesn't address the problem of PDFs freezing while they're being rendered, or before they can even be rendered, and causing a force quit to be necessary. Allain, you have always been polite and friendly, and I'm glad to hear you're still supporting the app (albeit with a new name which I guess makes sense given Nitro's ownership of it). I was about to agree with both of you, Michael and Bill (and I do), but I then I saw Allain's post.