Thanks, Willy. PDF-XChange Editor is an essential part of my new client signup process primarily because of the "Export to Image" feature. I have been using it (and Viewer) daily for many years. A great PDF editor!

Thank you. The change to the Windows date format settings caused PDFXChange Editor to work correctly. However, my Windows settings were the US default, which means that millions of Windows users could experience the same problem should they try to use PDFXChange Editor in the same way.

If I use just the %[Time] variable, the file is named and filed correctly. If I use just the %[Date] variable, the subfolders are created. %[FileName] - %[Month]-%[Day]-%[Year] works correctly. I eliminated spaces ( %[FileName]_%[Date]_%[Time] ) - still fails. I used the %[Date] variable only; subfo...

Windows 8.1 64-bit , fully updated

Also installed: PDFXChange Viewer Version 2.5 (Build 315.0) - works correctly

When I export to GIF a file using the FileName format: %[FileName] - %[Date] - %[Time] the export is saved into a sub-sub-folder in the Destination Folder rather than into the Destination Folder itself. The exported file will be found in: \ Destination Folder \ Filename - 9 \ 21 \ 2015 - 4-16-57 PM....

I sent a test to someone using Acrobat Reader on Windows 8.1, and the edits remained in place. I will try to get more info.

Thanks for the quick reply. The file is an ASP.NET (aspx) web page generated at a government site that I am able to save as a PDF.

I don't know if this happens with other PDFs... this is just one of several that I got back and was able to see.

PDFXchange Viewer Pro Version 2.5 (Build 214.1) I might not be understanding how this should work, but I can make minor edits to a PDF file, then save. When I later look at the file in the app, I see the edits. If I send the same file to someone via email, the file is sent in its original version, w...