June 13, 2011

Our Merge PDF webapp has been widely reviewed by the online community since its release in 2008. Below is an overview of a few of those.

Review on lifehacker.com
MergePDF Combines PDF Documents for Free
If you don't have access to Adobe Acrobat or other PDF manipulation tools, MergePDF is a quick and hassle-free online tool for combining your documents... Read the whole article.

Video Review on Chris Pirillo's blog
How to Merge PDF Files for Free
Yes, you likely have PDFs scattered across your hard drive. What do you do when you want to merge one PDF with another? Unless you buy expensive software, it’s impossible - unless you use MergePDF... Read the whole article.

Review on MakeUseOf.com
MergePDF: Online PDF Joiner
MergePDF is an online PDF joiner app for merging PDF’s online. Anyone can use it to combine multiple PDF documents into one. The application is free of charge and without any installation or registration requirements... Read the whole article.

Review on KillerStartups.com
MergePDF.net - Merging PDFs Easily
A service that goes by a suitable name, Merge PDF will let you take different PDF documents and combine them in order to create a single one. This service is provided for free, and it is handled out online in its entirety – no need to procure or install anything, and no need to maintain any software... Read the whole article.

Review on MyDigitalLife.info
Online MergePDF to Combine Individual PDF Files into A Single File
...if you only intend to merge two documents into one, you may want to give this free online service a try. Named as MergePDF, it is a free online web service that allows users to merge multiple individual PDF documents into a single master document... Read the whole article.

Review on wwwhatsnew.com (in Spanish)
MergePDF - Juntar varios pdfs en un solo (Spanish)
MergePDF es una aplicación web que permite juntar varios documentos pdf en uno solo... Read the whole article.

Review on 4xPDF.com
MergePDF joins the ranks of online PDF merging
This last few months has seen a bevy of online PDF merging utilities... Read the whole article.

Press release on pr.com
A New Website Simplifies the Task of Combining PDF Documents with a Free Online Tool
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... Read the whole article.

Tutorial on WikiHow.com
How to Merge Pdf Documents Online Using MergePdf.Net
This article covers how to merge multiple PDF documents into a single one using an online website. The advantage of using a website to do this is that the user does not need to register, install or purchase any software... Read the whole tutorial.

Posted by Gunnsteinn Hall at 09:19 in mergepdf press news

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June 13, 2011

We have now launched a new (and we believe improved) Merge PDF and Split PDF webapps, with increased file size limits, and support for more PDF files than before. In the past there have been issues with certain PDF files, but most of those now work with the new sites.

FoxyUtils is the company behind the Merge and Split PDF web apps. With the new sites we make this connection more apparent, which will be a good basis for launching more services and creating an integrated suite of online webapps in the future.

For those who have been requesting SSL and more security for uploading their documents, we will be launching a paid ad-free service with running with SSL (https) shortly.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.

Posted by Gunnsteinn Hall at 09:20 in mergepdf news splitpdf

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September 11, 2011

While we are working hard on improving our current services, Merge PDF and Split PDF, we are also planning to launch a couple of new services. We thank all our users who have given us valuable input in improving our services. We have submitted a lot of updates in the past few months. Please keep sending us bug reports when you encounter a failure, either through the comments or through email.

The new services will complement our other services, allowing users to remove passwords from PDF documents (UnlockPDF), as well as adding protection to their documents (ProtectPDF).

The PDF standard supports two kinds of passwords for each file. An owner password can be specified which allows adding protection such as limiting viewers' rights to print and/or edit the document and so forth. A user password is more restrictive as it requires a password to open the document.

UnlockPDF will be able to remove passwords from documents with owner passwords, even without specifying the password. However, for documents with user password, a password will be required to unlock the PDF file. It will also be possible to enter multiple passwords and our program will go through the list, trying each password until it finds the correct one. This will help if you do not remember exactly what password you used when the protection was added.

ProtectPDF, on the contrary, will allow users to add user and/or owner password to documents. The level of restrictions can also be specified, such as whether printing is allowed, and/or document edits, and so on.

If you have any suggestions for these planned services, please let us know and we will try to incorporate them, if possible!

Posted by Gunnsteinn Hall at 23:32 in news services

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October 16, 2011

We have now launched our new webapps, UnlockPDF and ProtectPDF. As announced in our blog entry in September, we have been working hard to get the new services ready for launch.

The new services enable users to lock (add password protection) and unlock (remove password protection) from PDF files, and are a great addition to our already established suite of online PDF webapps.

Every day thousands of users merge and split PDF files, and we hope that many of our existing users will find the new additions useful.

As always, we encourage comments and bug reports, so feel free to leave us any feedback or bug reports in the comments or via e-mail.

Enjoy the new webapps!

Posted by Gunnsteinn Hall at 17:46 in news services

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