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PDFsam
PDFsam, a desktop application to split, merge, mix, rotate PDF files
PDFsam Basic is our free and open-source desktop application to split, merge, extract pages, rotate and mix PDF files. PDFsam Visual is a powerful tool to visually compose PDF files, reorder pages, delete pages, split, merge, rotate, encrypt, decrypt, extract text, convert to grayscale, crop PDF files. PDFsam Basic is written using JavaFX. Since version 4 it is released as a self-contained application and bundles a jlinked JDK while version 3 requires a Java Runtime Environment 8 with JavaFx installed in order to run. -
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PDF4QT
Open source PDF editor
...The applications are primarily used by target users to view, edit, manipulate or compare PDF documents. Users can preview these applications in the screenshots section of this webpage. Basic browsing and lots of other functionalities, such as encryption, reading a document, verification of digital signatures, editing of annotations, searching for text using regular expressions, drawing pages into an image, and much more. Several plug-ins are available. -
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Free HTML to PDF for .NET and C# Library
Free HTML to PDF Converter for C# .NET and ASP.NET MVC
HiQPdf Library for C# .NET offers you a modern, simple, fast, flexible and powerful tool to create complex and stylish PDF documents in your applications with just a few lines of code. Using the high quality HTML to PDF conversion engine you can easily design a document in HTML with CSS3, JavaScript, SVG or Canvas and then convert it to PDF preserving the exact content and style. -
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DinkToPdf
C# .NET Core wrapper for wkhtmltopdf library that uses Webkit engine
.NET Core P/Invoke wrapper for wkhtmltopdf library that uses Webkit engine to convert HTML pages to PDF. Copy the native library to root folder of your project. From there .NET Core loads the native library when the native method is called with P/Invoke. You can find the latest version of the native library. Select the appropriate library for your OS and platform (64 or 32-bit). The library was not tested with IIS. The library was tested in console applications and with Kestrel web server... -
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AlphaCentauri
AlphaCentauri is a completely free Office tools application.
...This is just a release version until I get my head around building those trialed features from scratch. If watermarks turn out annoying, one can always download the v.1.0.3 with basic features and UI. -
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ASP.NET PDF Viewer by GroupDocs
Secure, Browser-Agnostic ASP.NET PDF Viewer with DRM Features
This sample project is created by the GroupDocs showcase team to demonstrate key benefits of an ASP.NET PDF viewer built using the commercial library – GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET. The viewer allows you to display PDF documents across all standard web-browsers (IE8+, Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari 5+, Opera, etc.) without having to install any software or plugins on end-user machines. Another core feature – is the ability to display PDFs in a read-only mode, so that end users can’t... -
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Xom (Xml Object Model) is a lightweight, powerful, and extensible framework for representing Java gui elements. Also, general java gui tools/frameworks for creating impressive user interfaces. Includes a basic PDF viewer, and various gui components.
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