External actions in PDFix Desktop allow you to extend and enhance the tool’s functionality by integrating external modules, including advanced AI-powered tools. These actions enable you to add new features and capabilities to your PDF remediation process, making it easier to process, edit, and ensure documents are accessible and compliant.
To access the latest external modules, visit the PDFix Actions Marketplace. New add-ons are regularly released, so check back frequently for updates and new tools to further enhance your PDF experience.
On Windows: Double-click the downloaded file and follow the instructions. If Windows asks to enable WSL 2 or Hyper-V, click Yes – these features are required for Docker.
On macOS: Open the downloaded .dmg file and drag the Docker icon into your Applications folder.
Start Docker Desktop After installation, open Docker from the Start Menu (Windows) or Applications (macOS). Wait until you see the 🐳 Docker whale icon in your taskbar or menu bar – when it says “Docker is running”, everything is ready.
That’s it! You don’t need to use any commands. PDFix will automatically connect to Docker in the background when needed.
💡 Tip: The first time you start Docker, it may ask you to create or sign in to a free Docker account – you can skip this if you’re only using Docker locally with PDFix.
Follow the official installation guide on the Docker website to set it up for your operating system.
External Actions
