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    PDF-utility

    PDF-utility

    PDF Utility is a tool designed to efficiently manipulate PDF files

    Digna PDF Utility is a tool designed to efficiently manipulate PDF documents. It offers a range of functionalities including adding page numbers, deleting unwanted pages, merging multiple PDFs into a single file, converting PDF to DOCX and vice versa, protect a PDF file with password and displaying PDF content.
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    Smart-Clipboard

    Smart-Clipboard

    Free Windows clipboard manager with Clipboard Peek and Smart Paste

    ... 👀 Clipboard Peek — hold Ctrl+Shift to preview without losing focus 🕐 Time Machine — clips grouped by work session ✨ Smart Paste — transform text before pasting ⚡ Quick-paste launcher — Ctrl+Shift+V from anywhere 🔒 Private mode — nothing saved to disk 🎯 Hotkey clips — Ctrl+Shift+1–9 for instant paste 🛡️ Zero telemetry. No accounts. No internet. Ever. Sensitive content blocked by default.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    This is a quick and dirty python script for taking text document with comments as exported by Word and in-lining the text of the comments at the comment marker in the document. The process is: * using Word, “save as” the document to a .txt file (choose ‘unicode – utf8′ but default should also work) * python iwc.py -i infile.txt -o outfile.txt * open up outfile.txt with your favourite editor Be warned – the quid pro quo for doing this is you lose a lot of your formatting :( Try using Word’s compare to see the markup between the original.doc and outfile.txt to show the comments.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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