PDFSam itself doesn’t try to install junkware on your computer when you install it, but the Java runtime does.If you ever find yourself with the need to combine several PDFs into one single file, you may be immediately frustrated: It's not immediately obvious how to achieve what you're trying to do. If you do need to merge PDFs with this tool, be sure to at least disable the Java browser plug-in or just uninstall Java entirely after you’re done. Unfortunately, it relies on having Java installed on your PC - something we try to avoid. The best free tool we’ve found for merging pages from several PDF files into one on Windows is PDFSam - short for “PDF split and merge.” It’s free and open-source. RELATED: Oracle Can't Secure the Java Plug-in, So Why Is It Still Enabled By Default? If you want to split a PDF into several files, repeat this process - for example, print one PDF file with pages 1-5 and a second PDF file with pages 6-10. For example, you could enter 1-5 to extract pages 1-5, or enter 1-3, 6, 9 to extract pages 1-3, 6, and 9. Under Pages, specify the range of pages you want to extract. Click the “Change” button under Destination and choose Save as PDF. Click the menu button in Chrome and select Print.
Drag-and-drop a PDF file into the Chrome browser window to open it in Chrome. Google Chrome includes both an integrated PDF viewer and print-to-PDF features. If you have Google Chrome installed on your PC, it can actually do this. However, CutePDF and similar applications have installers full of the terrible Ask Toolbar and other horrific junkware, so steer clear from these programs if possible - or just be extra careful when installing CutePDF Writer (or Download from Ninite). This could be Adobe’s official Adobe Acrobat Reader application and a third-party PDF printer like CutePDF Writer. All you really need for this is a PDF viewer and software that can print to PDF.
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