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Giveaway of the day — Vulcan PDF Merge PRO 1.1.2

100% Secure, Offline PDF Merge Solution.

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Vulcan PDF Merge PRO 1.1.2 werd aangeboden als een giveaway op 12 september 2020

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Vulcan PDF Merge is a lightweight batch PDF merge software, it helps you quickly combine multiple PDF files into one PDF document and add a password, encrypted PDF is also supported!

Batch merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF on the fly.

Supports all PDF files encrypted with passwords.

Easy to adjust file order before merging.

Add a password to the merged PDF file and set permissions for it.

No data to upload, unrestricted offline use for privacy!

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Systeemvereisten:

Windows 10/ 8/ 7, (32 and 64 bit); language: English

Uitgever:

Heraclesoft

Website:

https://heraclesoft.com/vulcan-pdf-merge/

Bestandsgrootte:

11.5 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime, no updates

Prijs:

$29.95

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While this apears to be a one trick pony it has a potentially useful feature of beeing able to easily add PDF access control to a PDF you've created using a simple PDF printer... you do not have to merge two PDF files in order to use the function since it lets you add only a single PDF file to "merge" and in that way you can add a "Document Open" password and or a "Permissions" password. The installation apears to be practically near portable and copying the install folder over to USB stick should work in Windows 7 and above without any significant issues. The output name is unrelated to the input file name so one needs to be aware of where the output file is going to make sure nothing is overwritten and you do not lose track of what the output file is.... You'll need to rename it to something more meaningfull after "merge" is complete.