Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Daniel Cleveland
Release : PDF Organizer 2
Antivirus check: passed
PDF Organizer could be advised to anyone operating a high (or small, doesn't matter that much) amount of text files, providing tools for bringing the files into subcategories, as well as fast editing options. The categorization isn't the only thing it offers, of course, as it also has things like automatic thumbnail selection, a page access menu with basic information on each one (number of pages, words, size, etc), and an ability to directly open the selected PDFs out of the box.
You can, obviously, add and delete any needed (or unneeded) page, extract certain pages from projects, split and merge different documents to best visualize and actually create the envisioned text. You can even try to turn the PDF upside down by using the rotation feature, or in any direction on that subject. Management of the text files can be done easily and quickly, without taking any time than it needs to, and can be integrated easily into almost any Internet/computer-oriented workspace. Now there are some other handy stuff present, such as
Features:
Well, though the things that were mentioned are actually present in the software in reality these aren't even so many. Practically the use of the solution is limited to a few basic features coming built into it, seriously limiting the overall utility usage of the end product. It would be right to call this a light program if anything, consisting of base-level features that do provide some level of functionality, but probably fit only those who are rather average on PDF use or work in a workflow that doesn't require some extraordinary level of technical knowledge and text file operation.
PDF Organizer is, well, an organizer for anything text/PDF related, brought to ease the rearranging process, switching back-in-fourth between the pages, and more