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There’s a few online services that offer free PDF creation, but there are barely any that offer free online PDF editing, like PDFHammer does. It allows you to merge PDF files together, reorder and delete pages, apply password-based security and add and edit document metadata fields like author, title, subject and keywords.
All from the comfort of your browser, without having to download anything to your desktop. Pretty cool.
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http://www.pdfescape.com
Fill out PDF forms, edit PDF files, add text and graphics, save PDF documents online, reorder pages, change document information as well. Print and email PDF forms too.
And still, no downloading or installation and a completely free PDF editor (which actually CAN edit the file, not just move around pages)
Thanks for the comment. PDFescape looks interesting, I’ll check it out in more detail and write a post about it. Cheers.
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