Users also gain the ability to switch between four themes – two light, and two dark – via the program’s settings, along with an option to set the application’s font size. In addition to redesigning the modules and their icons, a new sidebar layout has been added with direct access to any of the program’s tools. Version 5.0 unveils a major redesign of the user interface.
Users gain a smattering of new and improved features – the Merge tool is the beneficiary of several of these.
Look out too for a collapsible advanced settings section allowing you to shrink the output file through compression and choose a PDF standard version (1.5 through to 2.0) if you need to change it for compatibility reasons. Everything is logically laid out and easy to understand – set things up and click Run to produce a new PDF from your previous choices. At the top is where you select your PDF or PDFs, then beneath this are a series of context-sensitive settings. You’ll then be shown a list of controls related to the option you’ve picked. Each one has a quick explanation offering exactly what it does – either click one or use the menu on the left to jump to the relevant part of the program. Fire it up to be confronted with an attractive list of options, split into three broad sections: Split, Merge and Other. PDFsam Basic is designed to sit alongside your PDF viewer to offer extra features you may be missing. PDFsam Basic 5.0’s user interface (front) represents a major upgrade over the previous version. The application, which allows users to quickly and easily extract pages from PDFs as well as offering split, merge and rotate tools, gains a major facelift with the version 5 release, along with a brand new tool and several additions to existing features. Sober Lemur SRL has just released a major new version of its free and open-source PDF toolkit with the launch of PDFsam Basic 5.0 for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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