So, we’re going to choose the Merge/Extract plugin. To start with, you need to chose a Plugin. I don’t know what it is with open source software, but 9 times out of 10 the terminology/workflow that they use isn’t intuitive at all to a civilian. We’re going to focus on the merging part. PDF Split and Merge (aka PDFsam) is a Java application that comes in two versions: basic (free) and enhanced (requires forum membership and a donation of at least 1 Euro).Īs the name implies, the application can do a number of PDF manipulation functions including splitting and (wait for it) merging. With all that said, let’s check out two free and open source ways to combine PDFs in Microsoft Windows: PDF Split and Merge and pdftk.
I couldn’t find the equivalent in Windows, so if I have missed something obvious please let me know in the comments. In the Mac tutorial, I limited myself to exclusively using functionality that was part of the operating system. However I never claimed to be smart, so like the Mac tutorial, I am going to point you to some free and open source ways to do this. Of course, there are a huge number of applications out there that will do this, and if I had any brains I’d point you to some expensive one that would get me a referral fee.
#COMBINE PDF FILES WINDOWS HOW TO#
Recently I wrote about how to combine PDF files using Mac OSX, so today I’d like to give Windows the same treatment.
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