PDF Link automates text linking by supporting various link types (http, https, ftp, mailto, and file) for creating, changing, removing and reporting external web links.
PDF Link is a powerful server tool designed by Traction Software, available for Windows PC, Unix Aix, Linux, Macintosh OSX, and SUN Sparc Solaris. This software streamlines the process of applying, removing, creating, changing, and reporting external web links within a PDF document. It supports various link types such as http, https, ftp, mailto, and file.
PDF Link is equipped with a multitude of standout features, including the ability to remove all links, create links based on text, add new text links, change links from text and current links, change parts of a link, and report link information. Additionally, it allows users to add text in different styles, colors, link styles, font sizes, types, and filename stamping with a link.
This software is ideal for users who need to modify multiple PDF documents with many links quickly. It offers straightforward command-line parameters, such as pdflink test.pdf out-add-link.pdf -text "link text here" -link "" -pos10,10 -size20 (which adds a link, bottom left), pdflink out-add-link.pdf out-add-change.pdf -change -textlink "adobe systems" -newlink "" (changing any current links with text 'adobe systems' to a new link), pdflink out-add-link.pdf out-add-change-part.pdf -changepart -link ".adobe.com" -newlink ".adobesys.com" (changing any current links with a link that contains part 'adobe.com' to the new link part), and pdflink list.txt -fout -s1 -e2 -remove list.txt file containing: in1.pdf in2.pdf in3.pdf (which removes all links in those pdf's).
To get a complete list of parameters, check out the full list of features. However, the evaluation restrictions include a *TRIAL* text added to links and new links, while the -remove, -create, and -report options are limited to the first ten pages only.
Overall, PDF Link is a helpful software tool for optimizing PDF documents that require link addition, modification, and removal.
PDF Link is equipped with a multitude of standout features, including the ability to remove all links, create links based on text, add new text links, change links from text and current links, change parts of a link, and report link information. Additionally, it allows users to add text in different styles, colors, link styles, font sizes, types, and filename stamping with a link.
This software is ideal for users who need to modify multiple PDF documents with many links quickly. It offers straightforward command-line parameters, such as pdflink test.pdf out-add-link.pdf -text "link text here" -link "" -pos10,10 -size20 (which adds a link, bottom left), pdflink out-add-link.pdf out-add-change.pdf -change -textlink "adobe systems" -newlink "" (changing any current links with text 'adobe systems' to a new link), pdflink out-add-link.pdf out-add-change-part.pdf -changepart -link ".adobe.com" -newlink ".adobesys.com" (changing any current links with a link that contains part 'adobe.com' to the new link part), and pdflink list.txt -fout -s1 -e2 -remove list.txt file containing: in1.pdf in2.pdf in3.pdf (which removes all links in those pdf's).
To get a complete list of parameters, check out the full list of features. However, the evaluation restrictions include a *TRIAL* text added to links and new links, while the -remove, -create, and -report options are limited to the first ten pages only.
Overall, PDF Link is a helpful software tool for optimizing PDF documents that require link addition, modification, and removal.
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