Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Office, Productivity, Freeware, Open Source
Windows only PDF Split and Merge lets you (surprise!) split and merge multiple PDF files. So you only want page 10 of your 34 page TV owner’s manual? Just launch PDF SaM, add the PDF, select Burst mode, and find the desired page in your output folder (you’ll have to delete the pdf’s of pages you don’t want).
You can also split each “n” pages (letting you break a 100 page company-training manual into 5 20-page pdf’s), split even or odd pages, and split after a certain page number. If you’re more of a unifier and want to merge multiple pdf’s into one pdf, then just add your pdf’s under the “Merge” tab, choose a destination for your franken-pdf, and click “Run.”
PDF SaM is free, open-source software that comes in over 10 languages and has multiple GUI themes. There’s also an “enhanced” version available (source code and donationware only) that allows you to add a header/footer and encrypt your output pdf’s.
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