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I like them anyway.Ideal for Workgroups in medium and large sized organizations, this full featured solution to create, edit, comment, collaborate and share, secure, organize, export, scan and OCR, and sign PDF documents and forms. Hence there is a kind of lock in situation if you use those features. If you open the commented pdfs other products the are often not distinct from the original content. If you are using those features be aware that they may be available for editing only for the product where you have added the comments. There have never been any updates available and obviously it has to be removed when trying to use the latest version of the standard you are advised to uninstall the pre-installed version upfront as described in the foxit knowledge base:Īnyway I prefer foxit or adobe reader to the ebedded reader in the edge browser as the features to comment documents are more convenient in my opinion. I'm using hp business notebooks for some years now and to me the pre-installed version of Foxit PhantomPDF Express rather appers to be a trial teasing the user to buy the original from foxit.

Question / Concern Answered, Click " Accept as Solution" Question / Concern Answered, Click " Accept as to the HP Community. Our Community is comprised of volunteers - people who own and use HPdevices. The Community is a separate wing of the HP website - We are not an HP business group. Thank you for participating in the HP Community. Yes, you can choose to ignore the proffered software in your Software and Drivers support page. If you wish to do so, take a look and decide whether you want or need the purchased product. What about the Foxit Phantom full line of products? Both products are easy to use and provide direct supporting access to the printer "Properties" (Printing Preferences - Shortcuts / options) during job setup. On the low end - free "Reader" versions: Foxit and Adobe Reader versions both do a fairly decent job of simplifying and printing documents in booklet format, for example. Not sure about a Windows embedded PDF reader. Both companies offer "upgraded" versions of their product for those who are more invested in PDF files and what can be done with the format.