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PDF file tool
I know someone makes a PDF tool to combine multi pages to a single file, a one time I had one and can't remember the name......Rich
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I use PDFill to create PDF files and to extract components from existing PDF files. I have been very happy with it.
It is free to use and works on all open PDF files.
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Rich sent you a msg on Facebook...........
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Try PDFTK Builder. Very small but usefull. You can also split a multi-page pdf into individual pages with PDFTK Builder.
PDFTK Builder and other PDF Resources If you decide to use PDFTK Builder keep in mind in many cases that if a pdf file is protected in some way you will not be able to combine it with another pdf file(s). I have run across situations where the parts and the instructions are two different pdf files but each was small enough to make a small, single pdf file when combined but would not combine into a single pdf file because of some sort of protection. You have to find a work around in order to include a protected pdf file in the single, combined file you are trying to create. There should be no problem if you are combining multiple pdf files that you have created.
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Since MultiPDF Tools changed licence, I've used Apache PDFBox to join, split and encrypt PDF files. i run Linux, but since PDFBox is a Java library, it should be multiplatform. It's open source.
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In the unlikely case that you're using a Linux system, there's always PDFMod (https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/PdfMod). Nothing easier.
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has any one mentioned its also free.
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I've been using PDFTK Builder successfully for around 8 years now. Pretty sure it came from a cover disc of a long defunct magazine. Never noticed it update or needed it to. There are other useful tools in the 'Tool Kit' too, but the builder is by far the most used.
I mostly use The Gimp for messing around with files and formats, but so far I've not found a way to use it to build up a multi-page .pdf. from loose 1 page ones as PDFTK does so easily, with just a few click and drags. So PDFTK is still sitting permanently on my desktop where I know where to find it.
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PDF Split and Merge Basic efficiently does what it says on the label and is free.
Download PDFsam Basic |
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For people like me who have a Macbook, it's even easier. Open one page in Preview, drag and drop the other pages you want to join on the opened thumbnail sidebar. Save as [new name] and voilą, there is your joined PDF.
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