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Yes, the iText PDF library is open source, and can be used freely under the AGPL requirements. For more information, see below. The iText Core library has had 3 major releases: iText 2, iText 5, and iText 7. The good news is that all iText Core library versions including the latest one, iText 7, are open source. The license for iText 5 and iText 7 is however different than iText 2, let me elaborate: iText 7 Core and a number of open-source add-ons are available under the AGPLv3 open-source license: https://itextpdf.com/en/how-buy/agpl-license. If you cannot comply with the AGPLv3 license requirements, it is still possible to use iText 7 with a commercial license. iText 7 Core and its open-source add-ons already supersede all iText 2 and iText 5 functionality, but in addition there are also several closed-source add-ons which provide extra functionality. A complete overview of open-source and closed-source add-ons can be found in the product overview: https://itextpdf.com/en/products. If you’d like to know more about open-source software licenses, you can check out this webinar: https://itextpdf.com/en/events/open-source-software-licenses-how-check-comply-them I hope this answers your question.

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It can be a PDF editor, create a fillable pdf form, as well as help you convert PDFs into Microsoft documents with Word, Excel, & PPT. You can also add a non-certified signature to a document.

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pdfFiller by airSlate is an excellent way to quickly, easily,, and inexpensively create and edit PDF forms. We have long had the very inexpensive 5 user license. Customer support is great when you need it. There are tens of thousands of well organized forms you can fill in on the web, send to customers for completion and signing, or download, as you wish.

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