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Super PDF Editor (a Batch PDF Processor)
Create, Edit, Delete, Organize , Convert, Export, Secure & Sign PDF.
Super PDF Editor - Powerful, superfast, lightweight PDF processor. All-in-one PDF solution, PDF editing with 80+ tools and functions. The easy-to-use software is complete with editing tools for modifying PDF files your way. Most comprehensive, powerful, process-based and lightning-fast batch processor software. OCR PDF. PDF Imposition, Reverse Pages, Resize Page, Scale Page, Booklet, N-up Pages, Merge, Split by page, Extract Page, Rotate Page. Replace Page, Insert Page, Delete Page.... -
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Screen Capture Image Text App Launcher
Run defined applications by detecting text in a captured screenshot
This application requires the "TESSERACT" OCR engine to decode text in a captured screenshot. The text file can be analysed to look for specific trigger words which will run a defined application. TESSERACT OCR is available for Windows users here: https://digi.bib.uni-mannheim.de/tesseract/ Information on its use is generally available, this medium post provides an overview: https://medium.com/quantrium-tech/installing-and-using-tesseract-4-on-windows-10-4f7930313f82 During the... -
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MP3 Reverse Entropy
A smarter MP3 filename and ID3-tag renamer
Many CD to MP3 apps, or downloaded albums, output ambiguous mp3 filenames. MRE restores filename conventions to your mp3 files, without 3rd party info sources, it uses what’s there: the filename/album folder itself!
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