If you have amassed several hundred or thousands of PDF documents like I have, you probably have experienced the challenge of managing and accessing them in various folders on your computer. I used to dump all my PDFs into one folder, but I didn’t always find exactly what I was looking for when searching with Spotlight on a Mac. I’ve also downloaded PDFs and have forgotten that I saved them. Since I have gone practically paperless in my day-to-day workflow, an application like PDF Stacks ($39.00) is one I should have started using a long time ago. This program does for PDFs what iTunes does for music files. It enables you to organize, read, print, search, and share your PDFs, and it alleviates the hassle of scattering PDFs throughout different folders. We’re giving away 25 copies of PDF Stacks for both PC and Mac. Find out how you can win one after the review. Main Setup PDF Stacks consists of a simple, straightforward user interface with only the most essential features you need for managing and reading your PDF documents. After you install the program, you can enable it to locate and import all the PDFs it discovers on your computer. If it finds several thousand PDFs that you rather not take the time to filter out which ones you want to import, you can simply close the Import window, and use instead File > Import PDF Files… in the menubar. PDF Stacks copies imported PDFs into its own file directory/folder, which will automatically be added to your
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