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AddPDF is a utility for concatenating several PDF files into one single multipage PDF file, or splitting multipage PDF files into multiple single page PDFs, one per page.
Simply drag PDF files, or other file types which can be automatically converted, into the file list, re-arrange them using drag and drop and then click the "Add" or "Split" button to combine or split them.
Add transparent watermarks to each page with the "Stamp" button and "Alpha" control.
Consult the release notes for all features added in various releases of this product.
Simply drag PDF files, or other file types which can be automatically converted, into the file list, re-arrange them using drag and drop and then click the "Add" or "Split" button to combine or split them.
Add transparent watermarks to each page with the "Stamp" button and "Alpha" control.
Consult the release notes for all features added in various releases of this product.
What's New
Version 1.0.7:
- A new option has been added to Preferences named "Convert Files In Place." Select this option to create PDF file auto-conversions of images, RTFD, RTF, plain text, web archives, and mail messages (eml) files in the same folder as the original. Otherwise they will be created in a temporary files folder, to be deleted automatically. This option is ON by default.
- The filenames of autoconverted PDF's retain the original image extensions in the filename of the generated PDF (which will have extension "pdf")
- A new "spinner" activity monitor is displayed when auto-conversions of image and RTF text files is in progress.
- When "Convert Files In Place" is OFF converted files by the same name are replaced, otherwise files by the same name are not replaced, and the existing ODF file is used.
Version 1.0.7:
- A new option has been added to Preferences named "Convert Files In Place." Select this option to create PDF file auto-conversions of images, RTFD, RTF, plain text, web archives, and mail messages (eml) files in the same folder as the original. Otherwise they will be created in a temporary files folder, to be deleted automatically. This option is ON by default.
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Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:2,544 |
| Version Downloads:330 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Demo |
| Date:15 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $9.99 |
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AddPDF is a utility for concatenating several PDF files into one single multipage PDF file, or splitting multipage PDF files into multiple single page PDFs, one per page.
Simply drag PDF files, or other file types which can be automatically converted, into the file list, re-arrange them using drag and drop and then click the "Add" or "Split" button to combine or split them.
Add transparent watermarks to each page with the "Stamp" button and "Alpha" control.
Consult the release notes for all features added in various releases of this product.
AddPDF is part of the Limit Point Software Utilities Bundle which includes all software at http://www.limit-point.com/Utilities.html. A single donation unlocks all the utility software, upgrades are free and new products included.
AddPDF is also available on the Mac App Store.
Simply drag PDF files, or other file types which can be automatically converted, into the file list, re-arrange them using drag and drop and then click the "Add" or "Split" button to combine or split them.
Add transparent watermarks to each page with the "Stamp" button and "Alpha" control.
Consult the release notes for all features added in various releases of this product.
AddPDF is part of the Limit Point Software Utilities Bundle which includes all software at http://www.limit-point.com/Utilities.html. A single donation unlocks all the utility software, upgrades are free and new products included.
AddPDF is also available on the Mac App Store.
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Here is something a very satisfied registered user of AddPDF had to say:
"AddPDF and Preview are not the same. I know quite a few differences between both apps and that's the reason why I prefer AddPDF to deal with PDF files."
Many apps that are seemingly the "same" are usually different for various reasons. For example, any developer can tell you there are always more than one way to implement the same idea, and one may be preferable to another for a personal reason you can't foresee.
Given two apps that produce the same end result, the better one is most likely the one that is easier to use, even if by reducing the process by one step. Or the one that is easier to learn and remember how to use etc. etc.
Ciao
Joe
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I'm always available by email for technical support, if you would like to pursue a more detailed discussion of any app, including AddPDF in the utility bundle of apps, described here:
http://www.limit-point.com/Utilities.html
The objective of each utility is to provide a simple set of functions with specific purposes, like combining PDFs or movies (ass with the counterpart AddMovie) easily.
Ciao
joe
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