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[SW] PDFMergeNX Version 1.9.alpha.8

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Herwig Bauernfeind)
Wed Sep 27 09:06:01 2006

To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.mit.edu
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 10:24:32 +0200
From: Herwig Bauernfeind <herwig.d.e.s.p.a.m.bauernfeind@aon.at>



This is the first publicly announced release of PDFMergeNX, the successor to PDFMerge/2.

PDFMergeNX is an application to manipulate PDF and PS files in various ways. Its capabilities go far beyond those of PDFMerge/2. PDFMergeNX is a simple tool for doing everyday things with PDF documents and PostScript files. Currently it can be used to

    * Merge PDF/PS[/TIF/FAX/JPEG] files
    * Split PDF/PS files into single pages
    * Print PDF/PS files
    * View  PDF/PS files (builtin Mini-PDF/PS-Viewer)
    * Compare (text) content of 2 PDF/PS files (using Araxis PMDiff)
    * Extract PS files from PDF files
    * Flip pages upside down
    * Add simple bookmarks
    * Add and update PDF metadata such as title, subject, author, keywords
    * Rearrange pages
    * Load/save listfiles to add sets of PDF/PS files at once
    * more features to be added.

PDFMergeNX already has

    * various options (page alignment, import bookmark headings etc.)
    * national language support (English default, German included)
    * a simple builtin distiller (based on GhostScript, cannot do bookmarks)
    * support for ePDF as distiller (required if bookmarks should be created, the output should be encrypted, a background watermark should be applied).

PDFMergeNX provides a graphical user interface and acts as glue between GhostScript, XPDF 3.01.pl1 and ePDF (these all must be installed as a prerequisite.

PDFMergeNX is still under heavy development, neither feature set, documentation nor  installation process is complete yet and therefore feedback of all kinds is appreciated.

Get PDFMergeNX from http://members.aon.at/herwig.bauernfeind/os2.html


Regards,
Herwig Bauernfeind

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