Foxit PDF Editor allows you to install a plug-in in FZIP format. You can also install one or more plug-ins by using an XML file. An XML file defines the information about plug-ins to be installed, and should be used together with .dylib files.
For flexible and convenient management of plugins, Foxit PDF Editor offers a Plug-in Management Platform, in which you can view the plug-in status, learn the information about the plugins installed, as well as manage the plug-ins as needed.
To install Foxit PDF Editor from the Mac App Store, please follow the instructions in App Store User Guide.
To install Foxit PDF Editor that is downloaded from Foxit official website, please double-click the package, and then follow the step-by-step instructions in the Installation Wizard.
Foxit PDF Editor Subscription Release is available in the Mac App Store and on Foxit official website. Both editions offer a 14-day free trial. For the edition downloaded from the Mac App Store, you can access the basic functions (view, annotate, etc.) for free and unlock the premium features (edit, convert, protect, etc.) through in-app purchases. For the edition downloaded from Foxit official website, you can get full access to Foxit PDF Editor based on a subscription.
You can easily and quickly find the command you need by clicking in the Search box(or pressing Alt +Q) on the title bar (sits at the top of the window) and typing the name or description of the command you need. Then Foxit PDF Editor will display a list of matching commands from which you can select and activate the desired feature.
The toolbar displays the File tab (the backstage view like Office 2013) and other ribbon tabs with different commands. Position the pointer over a command to see a description of the command.
Foxit has integrated the collective commands in the ribbon interface and created a new way of working, namely Ribbon Mode. Ribbon Mode is developed based on Microsoft Office 2013 (Office 15) to provide you with a familiar and intuitive user experience. In this mode, commands are arranged by groups and tasks.