A New Website Simplifies the Task of Combining PDF Documents with a Free Online Tool
A new service, MergePDF.net, allows users to join multiple PDFs through a simple web interface, free of charge.
Madison, WI, January 13, 2009 --(PR.com)-- For those who have ever had the issue of needing to combine multiple PDF documents into a single one in a hurry without actually paying for it or installing anything – a solution is now available.
A new service, www.mergepdf.net, has been launched and allows users to join multiple PDFs through a simple web interface, free of charge.
Users can add up to 10 PDF documents with a maximum of 5 MB per file through the online interface. After adding the files, pressing "Merge PDF!" will upload and merge all the documents and the resulting file will be downloaded or opened in the user‘s favorite PDF reader.
All the uploaded documents, as well as the resulting files (the merged ones), are removed after they have been downloaded, or within a given time limit in the rare case when they are not downloaded.
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A new service, www.mergepdf.net, has been launched and allows users to join multiple PDFs through a simple web interface, free of charge.
Users can add up to 10 PDF documents with a maximum of 5 MB per file through the online interface. After adding the files, pressing "Merge PDF!" will upload and merge all the documents and the resulting file will be downloaded or opened in the user‘s favorite PDF reader.
All the uploaded documents, as well as the resulting files (the merged ones), are removed after they have been downloaded, or within a given time limit in the rare case when they are not downloaded.
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608-358-1776
http://www.mergepdf.net
Gunnsteinn Hall
608-358-1776
http://www.mergepdf.net
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