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Super PDF Editor Lite
Create, Edit, Delete, Organize , Convert, Export, Secure & Sign.
Super PDF Editor Lite is a robust and versatile PDF management software designed to streamline your document handling needs. Whether you're an individual, student, or professional, this software offers a comprehensive suite of tools to create, edit, and manage your PDFs with ease. Key Features: Extract Page: Easily extract specific pages from a PDF document. Split Page: Divide a single PDF page into multiple smaller pages. Rotate Page: Rotate pages to adjust their orientation. Merge Page:... -
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miniWork
Editor, Calculator, Image Viewer and Color Picker
-> miniColors is replaced by Colora (https://colora.sourceforge.io). <- miniWork is a project which includes a group of small and simple VB.Net WinForms office applications. It consists of the text and rich text editor miniEditor, the simple calculator miniCalc, the color picker miniColors and the image viewing program miniViewer. All applications are independent programs which are put together in this project. The project is kept very simple, so all applications only provide the most basic... -
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A Windows Graphical User Interface for XPdf and PdfToHtml Tools. An easy way to convert PDF files in simple text, jpeg, html and or extract images. It use xpdf (http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/home.html) and pdftohtml
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