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12/19/2006
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Colin
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Several times in the last few months, I've needed a way to combine two PDF files into one. I don't have the full version of Acrobat on my machine, and using Photoshop to do it is more hassle than it's worth, so I found this freeware utility that does the job handily:
Posted by Tom on October 09, 2007
excellent...!! You solved my problems mate.. Thanks for posting the link ;-)
Posted by carl on March 19, 2008
PDFSam is also your friend http://www.pdfsam.org/?page_id=32
Win/Mac/Lin. Free. Open Source.
Posted by Gunnsteinn Hall on January 19, 2009
Alternatively, you can do this with a website, no installation, no registration, free of charge. Try: http://www.MergePDF.net
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