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| Overall Rating: |   (3.8) |
Features: | (4.5) |
Support: | (3.3) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.5) |
Quality / Stability: | (3.3) |
Price: | (4.7) |
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Just in case you're wondering . . . - Version: 0.40b, 5/17/2005 05:22AM PST
jbmelby
This is a just note to the effect that I've tested PDFJoiner and found that it is compatible with Tiger.
Main advantage: creates searchable PDFs - Version: 0.40b, 12/5/2004 11:15AM PST
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Dana Nau
I've tried Combine PDFs, PDF Lab, and PDFJoiner -- and for me, PDFJoiner is the best of the three. Unlike the other two, it creates searchable PDFs (in which Preview's "find" command works). I regard that as essential -- thus I'm keeping PDFJoiner and discarding the other two.
I'm giving it four points rather than five because the user interface makes it a pain to specify what files to concatenate. I can't drag-and-drop files from the finder, and the "add" command always opens in the desktop folder rather than going to the last-previously-used folder.
I'm giving it four points rather than five because the user interface makes it a pain to specify what files to concatenate. I can't drag-and-drop files from the finder, and the "add" command always opens in the desktop folder rather than going to the last-previously-used folder.
updates - Version: 0.40b, 10/31/2003 10:40AM PST
qetipadgu
I (the developer) am no longer working on PDFJoiner. I'll try to keep it working with the latest OS, (I believe it still works under panther) but there will no longer be any major changed made by me in the foreseeable future. If you want to take over the project, be my guest. Email me at software @ qetipadgu.org
