A simple and easy to install plugin for Acrobat Reader Pro that enables you to combine pages together or generating complex imposition layouts
Version | 3.0j |
Updated | Sep 5th 2014 |
Developer |
Quite Software
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User Rating |
1548
4.2
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Original File Size | 1020 KB |
Downloads | 14902 |
Systems | Windows XP, Windows XP 64 bit, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 8 64 bit |
Category | Office Tools |
There are many programs for which users can bring new functionality by installing third-party add-ins or plugins, in order to extend the capabilities of that software solution. Among the applications that support such additions is Adobe Acrobat Pro and it even has a dedicated menu for this, called 'Plugins'
One of the add-ons that is compatible with this utility is the one going by the name of Quite Imposing. What this plugin does to enhance Adobe Acrobat Pro is allowing the merging of multiple pages into new layouts.
With the help of Quite Imposing users will be able to put together brochures, books or other types of documents. A neat feature of this plugin is its ability to generate new Portable Document Format files each time it combines a set of pages and it also supports having several pages onto the same sheet, if this is required.
Another set of handy functions are those related to the way in which the pages are placed inside a new document. More precisely, by using the Quite Imposing Crack plugin, it is possible to reverse page order, insert new sheets or shuffle the pages.
For those who need to create booklets, choosing the page size can be done from the dedicated window that offers several options. Among the available presets that Quite Imposing comes with there is one that enables users to choose a custom size, in case the previous ones are not suited for their purpose.
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