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by Brad Linder on January 10, 2008 at 12:00 PM

PDF Hammer is an online utility that lets you perform basic edits to PDF files. You can upload an individual file or multiple files and rearrange or delete pages and then export your project as a new PDF file. The site provides a quick and simple solution for combining multiple PDF documents into one file or for stripping away pages you don't need in a long document.

The developer is working on adding additional features like the ability to rotate pages and apply watermarks and stamps to pages. The only thing that would make PDF Hammer easier to use? A desktop client. Sure it's nice that you don't have to register or download anything to use the application. But if you've got a bunch of files to edit, it can be kind of tedious uploading them one at a time.

[via makeuseof

Tags: pdf, pdf-hammer

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beaker97Jan 10th 2008 6:51PM

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I think Merge / Separate PDF documents would be a better way of putting it then editing.

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hnkelleyJan 10th 2008 8:27PM

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It's a cool utility, but 'beaker97' has it right. What would be really helpful is a PDF tool (online or not) that takes a PDF form that normally won't let you work with it and lets you fill it in and save/print it.

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JayJan 10th 2008 9:46PM

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PDF-XChange PDF Viewer lets you type and save.

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hnkelleyJan 11th 2008 8:13AM

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Thanks Jay. PDF-XChange Viewer looks great. Where can I get it? The home site for it doesn't respond and all the download sites link back to it with one notable exception, a site that wants money for this free-be. Any ideas?

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