Date: 2006-08-31
PDF Solutions
The world of digital technology has been largely based on generating solutions for working within digital work frames. As there is a demanding need for performing proficient work with electronic files, solutions are developed to minimize user problems in workflows and increase productivity. One such solution is the PDF. It digitally combines paper based files with compatibility while maintaining content integrity.
During the life cycle of a PDF, its extracted content can undergo numerous changes as it goes from recipient to recipient, being re-purposed as it goes along. Yet, this also poses a problem-- working with the PDF content.
As a result, there are now PDF solutions developed specifically for its manipulation. Tools now enable users to perform work on a PDF, such as extracting and assembling content or appending and securing a file. However, as efficient as these solutions are, other working dilemmas still persist.
Slight Setbacks with the PDF Format
In some cases, you work with redundant information which leads to extracting the PDF information, editing the content and then re-converting it into the PDF format again.
Oftentimes, the work processed on PDF information occurs in levels. Most commonly, one stage in the process is independent from all other processes and, as a consequence, the PDF file is still required after your portion of the work on the file is done.
A common problem with digital files occurs when large file sizes take up precious space on your hard drive. While the PDF is designed to produce compact file sizes, a hard drive containing a large amount of PDF files only counteracts that feature.
A “Split” Second Solution
Let’s face it. There are some situations where, sometimes, getting that PDF data into another format isn’t always the solution that you’re looking for. Sometimes, the possible solution is getting PDF information into another PDF. You can do that by splitting your PDF documents.
If you need only selective material, splitting a PDF file according to content is a time-saving alternative to converting and reformatting. By doing so, you also create more concise PDF documents that are ideal for viewing and scan reading.
For using only the portion of the file you need to process, extracting the specific content into another PDF is perfect. It’s also a good way to achieve smaller and manageable sizes. You’ll be able to free up more storage space and create files that are faster to download and email.
Luckily, there exists the technology that performs such PDF splitting. And we’ve got it.
Splitting PDF Documents with Sonic PDF Creator v.1.2
Investintech is not only a PDF creation and extraction software developer, but also an innovator for creating practical PDF solutions. Our Sonic PDF Creator v.1.2 does more than just create your PDF documents for you. It helps you to achieve that PDF you need in order to work effectively.
To extract the pages from one PDF into another, open the PDF file in Sonic and use the Extract Pages command option. Then, split the PDF document into sections according to individual pages or page range. This will allow you to save selected portions of the PDF content into a smaller PDF.
And there’s no need to worry about the source PDF. When creating split PDF files, the original PDF is kept in tact. If needed, you can even delete the pages you extracted from the main PDF, so you avoid creating unnecessary duplicates.
With Sonic, you create PDFs that are specifically aimed at making your work easier for you.