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I am back after a hiatus...Sharing about 2 PDF merging tools. I realised the need to do PDF merging when i had to send a compiled PDF document and what i had were discrete PDF files. The tools are
- Adolix Split and Merge PDF, www.adolix.com/split-merge-pdf/ is a downloadable tool which does merging and splitting both. The tool is easy to use but has a limitation of merging only 5 pdf documents in a single instance. Also, there's no refresh screen option and so if one has to use it next time one has to delete the displayed files using the '-' (minus) button.
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