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    PDFsharp

    PDFsharp

    PDFsharp is a .NET library for creating and modifying PDF documents.

    PDFsharp moved to https://github.com/empira/PDFsharp PDFsharp is a .NET library for creating and modifying Adobe PDF documents programmatically from any .NET language like C# or VB.NET. PDFsharp defines classes for the objects found in PDF files, so you never have to deal with IDs or references directly. The downloads include MigraDoc Foundation, a .NET library for creating documents on the fly (supports PDF and RTF). PDFsharp is the .NET library that easily creates and processes PDF documents on the fly from any .NET language. ...
    4.8 out of 5 stars 33 Reviews
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    Multi Threaded PDF Merger

    Have to merge huge set's of PDF's to a single one, well use this.

    I have to merge a ton of PDF's on a daily bases, we using a Commercial Product aka Adobe Acrobat which take almost 1 hour to merge 5000 PDF documents to 5 single one's. Im Programmer and this wasn't acceptable for me.... This Libary (or Tutorial ?) is the result, its using IText for C# and it's made to use your physical CPU Cores and do Parallel Execution. I will make it short, 1000 PDF needs 15 seconds(On a 6 Core Machine with 50% Usage Peeks), also the Filesize is 50% smaller than Adobe and there is no visual difference (if there change compression...)! ...
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    PDF Merger and Combiner

    It is Used to merger number of pdf in single file.

    PDF MERGER is the fast and powerful way to Merge PDF files with password protection as well as you can apply stamper with either any type of image or text. Using this utility you don’t required installation of Adobe Acrobat. FEATURES: Merge as many PDF files in single PDF file. Add a page or several pages to an existing PDF file. Generate new page number for generated every pages. you have set of options to show page number at any positions. Standalone software, Adobe Acrobat and Reader NOT required! Simpler and more usable. Easy to use. ...
    4.0 out of 5 stars 2 Reviews
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    TinyPdfViewer

    yet another Pdf viewer

    Simplest pdf viewer based on the COM interface provided by Adobe. In contrast to Adobe reader, the viewed pdf will be reloaded if file changes occur.
    1.0 out of 5 stars 1 Review
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