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It should be easy enough to export bookmarks cut and paste that xml entry 19 lines up in NotePad then save the file and re-import so that the registry locations are modified. Perhaps not worth it for just an odd line or two, but certainly much quicker when adjusting several entries.

Just an observation that if you export bookmarks it produces an xml file (admitedly not easy to sort, without an editor such as excel) that can be data reordered into alpha ascending/decending order then re-imported to overwrite the current one.

Just an observation that if you export bookmarks it produces an xml file (admitedly not easy to sort, without an editor such as excel) that can be data reordered into alpha ascending/decending order then re-imported to overwrite the current one.

just an observation that if you export bookmarks it produces an xml file (admitedly not easy to sort, without an editor such as excel) that can be data reordered into alpha ascending/decending order then re-imported to overwrite the current one.

just an observation that if you export bookmarks it produces an xml file (admitedly not easy to sort, without an editor such as excel) that can be data reordered into alpha ascending/decending order then re-imported to overwrite the current one.

Just a comment that SumatraPDF (using similar djvu code) had an old npapi browser plugin which was last time tested against "last known man standing" Waterfox CLASSIC" 64bit cross platform browser worked with djvu most recently tesed on windows in 2020.05 portable see https://forum.sumatrapdfreader.org/t/browser-npapi-plugin-current-suggestions/1370 https://www.waterfox.net/download/ for 32bit the last known contender was Seamonkey Version 2.49.5 from 2019 (~= Firefox 52 ESR)

David Thanks for the suggestion to use PDFsam, however I am always avoiding Java coded applications. I can drag and drop a group of files into SumatraPDF TOC editor to generate a merged PDF, albeit the output currently drops any bookmarks (one usage for pdftk-builder-enhanced) I will look into your suggestion to renumber the files. Thanks Command Line / file list Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/pdftk-builder-enhanced/discussion/general/

It would be useful to be able to populate the initial file list with a set of filenames Obviously passing a single name would be a minimum for say splitting but it gets more complicated to specify ranges etc I suggest a plain text file could initially be used to preload the first tab c:\path\filename.pdf d:\path\second file.pdf optionally without making it too complicated for page ranges etc Actions.txt PDFIN c:\path\filename.pdf PDFFILE2 d:\path\second file.pdf PDFOUT e:\path\outfile.pdf