Combine PDF Files With PDFMergeX

Posted on March 21, 2007 by J. Benjamin Stevens

Pdfmergex Seven months ago, I wrote a post about OS X's built-in PDF functions.  One of the things that has somewhat frustrated me is that it is not easy to combine *.pdf files once they have been created -- until now!

Thanks to PDFMergeX, this process is now quick and easy.  Using this program, you simply select the desired *.pdf documents, put them in the correct order, and click "combine."  This program is the epitome' of Mac software -- intuitive, straightforward, and impeccible.

This program was created by Daniele Margutti in only one day, and it is donation-ware, with a suggested donation of only $5.  If you work with *.pdf documents, you owe it to yourself to check out and download PDFMergeX and put it to use today.

Thanks to Chris Howard of AppleMatters for his post, "PDFMergeX Makes Combining PDFs Simple," about this program.

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Grant Griffiths - March 21, 2007 7:56 AM

I do the same thing with PDFpenPro. Great PDF program.

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