Merge, Split, Delete PDF Pages in Your Server or Desktop Applications |
| In this article we discuss how to merge, split, delete existing PDF files, and some other operations, in your server or desktop applications to make it more useful for your readers. |
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BENEFIT |
API (click on the links below for implementation information) |
Merge PDFs
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Combine separate PDF files into one
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Merge and MergeBatch
Merge two PDF documents into a new PDF.
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Split PDF |
Create smaller PDF files
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Split
Split a PDF into two files. The original file has the first part, the new file contains the second part. |
Delete unnecessary PDF pages |
Create smaller file with only necessary information |
DeletePages
Delete a range of pages from an existing file. |
Change PDF page orientation |
Improve readability for PDFs with rotated text and images |
Rotate
Create a new PDF with a set of pages rotated to a specific angle. |
Make smaller PDF filesize |
Easier to Share |
Optimize
Create a new PDF that is compressed and smaller. |
Linearize PDF |
Make PDF load faster on Web for easier viewing |
Linearize
Create a new file that is a linearized version of the original file.
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Create a PDF subset |
Create a new PDF with only the necessary information |
ExtractPages
Create a new PDF that has a range of pages from the original file. |
To perform any of the above within your applications, simply download a fully functional evaluation copy of BCL easyPDF SDK and write a few lines of code. For instance, merging 3 PDF files is simply:
oProcessor.Merge "c:\fileA.pdf", c:\fileB.pdf", c:\fileC.pdf"
BCL’s easyPDF SDK takes care of everything else. It’s that simple.
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