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Hitch's and Quoth's posts are certainly the last word on the subject and much appreciated, but I do take issue with Hitch's assertion that Adobe's editor is not a text editor, and her apparent bewilderment as to why I would think “that Adobe even really markets it that way.” While not referring to it as a text editor as such, Adobe offers an upgrade to Acrobat that conveys the same functionality.
If you boot up Acrobat, for example, and click on the “Edit PDF” button in the right-hand panel a window will come up telling you if you upgrade to Acrobat Pro, you can “easily make text changes, add or replace images, and insert new text in your PDF.” Clicking on “learn more” advises you that you can “keep the good times rolling” by subscribing to Acrobat Pro for about $180 per year, payable monthly. Sounds like marketing to me.
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