Application: PDFTK BuilderCategory: OfficeDownload PDFTK Builder Portable 3.6 Pre-Release 1 [2.7 MB download / 2.7 MB installed]
(MD5: e4009e7b9f2544ba8e6375087d221476)Release Notes:
Prerelease 1 (2009-07-14): Initial releaseWhats new:
This release includes a Bugfix: PDF page count algorithm updated to read later versions of the PDF file format.
And it uses the latest installer and is compiled with the new NSIS 2.45 for better Windows 7 support.
I think its ready to be released cause I made no changes to the actual Launcher. Just updated the whole thing to the latest specs.
Maybe the "Release Team" can try this one? *hint*
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I've been using this since the post 2 days ago (wasn't able to comment in thread) at work and having had any issues at all. Obviously not a release team member but thats an end user perspective = )
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Someone disabled comments on that old thread - thats why I posted it again.
I just put the Release-team-comment there because I haven't heard from them in a while and I wanted to give them the possibility to do something (no offense intended!)
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I've just tried it out this morning and it seems to work well, and leaves nothing obvious behind.
it's ready to go official
*hint*
Link seems to be broken.
I liked this little program too. I took me awhile to find it again and the link is dead =/
I think this is already an official release.
Sorry about that. I must have missed it when I was looking.
I'll remember Crt+F next time. I was using the search feature but I selected Beta Testing to filter out requests
Thats because it is officially released now.
"What about Love?" - "Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." - Al Pacino in The Devils Advocate