Paperport Professional 11 provided a PDF viewer/editor called PageView, which provided several very useful features, including image straightener, image enhancer, black and white level set for contrast adjustment and an image eraser, among other tools, all of which operate on PDF documents, not just JPEGs and other image format files

PDF editing and markup have changed, splitting out the image editing features from their former bundling as part of PDF editing

I don't know why I purchased the professional version because it doesn't really have a lot of useful features compared to when I first had PaperPort versions

--- Hmmm, that's an understatement!This version does not seem to be as user friendly as past versions, although again, there are some good features.

What?Another extremely annoying "feature" is that the "all-in-one" indexer dialog box constantly pops up when Paperport can't find a document during a search

Paper Port Pro 14 by Nuance does allow amazing flexibility and has many outstanding features.

Great feature and a real bargain

Seems like a little better features and interface to me

PaperPort 14 has some good features, but it is not recommended for networks.

The feature I like best is the small icons on the front of each thumbnail showing the type of file.

The feature I like best is the small icons on the front of each thumbnail showing the type of file

The "stacking" capabilities have also been greatly enhanced, so you may now scan a combination of post-script (i.e. document pages rendered from a PDF print driver) and scanned documents into flippable book-like "stacks".The big feature they're touting with this release is cloud capabilities.

Paper Port has lots of useful features

The pro version has a lot of useful features and the price was below the the standard version!

The biggest problem seems to be its PDF editor which has always been its best feature.