Pdf Editor Pro 26.5.6 for Windows is on the Windows page today, for x64 and for Windows on ARM, and it reaches existing copies through the in-app updater. The same build is on its way to the Microsoft Store. One change, and a big one: the interface now speaks twelve languages.
Twelve languages
Menus, palettes, dialogs, tool tips and the built-in help follow the language of your Windows: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Preferences › General › Language switches to any other one at once, no restart needed. Windows names its languages in many ways and the app reads them all: Portuguese from Portugal gets the Brazilian translation, Chinese from Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macao gets Traditional Chinese, Chinese from China or Singapore gets Simplified Chinese.
The translations share their vocabulary with Vector Designer, so if you use both apps the commands read the same. Where a language needed a different order of words, the sentence was rewritten rather than translated word for word.
The Store page too
The Microsoft Store listing, the screenshots and the release notes are now in the same twelve languages, so the page you read before installing matches the app you get.
Also since 26.5.3
The app opens with a sample document on first launch and never creates an empty Untitled document; the palettes come up at the first press even when the app was in the background; and a round of stability fixes under the floating palettes. And from this version Pdf Editor Pro installs on Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) as well as Windows 11. Keep the reports coming through Help › Send Feedback: every one is read.