This application allows the user to view and rename, individually, a set of PDF files. Files are first selected. Next, each file is viewed in sequence. The user types a new file name and presses ENTER.

Version: 5.4This application allows the user to view and rename, individually, a set of PDF documents. Files are first selected. Next, each file is viewed in sequence.
License: Free To Try $9.95
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: vrpdf.cogit.net
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The user types a new file name and presses ENTER. The file is renamed, and the next file in the list is then displayed. A separate PDF program does not need to be installed. Multiple files can be selected. Files can also be deleted.
A help file is included.
Version 5.4: Added: registration form includes validation.
Version 5.3: Added: display machine ID on the registration form. Move PDF window to same monitor as GUI. Allow "#" in file names. Added delay after opening a file; updated AHK to 1.1.33.10.
Version 5.0: Updated: Complete rewrite; SumatraPDF was updated to version 3.3.3.
Version 4.3.6: Updated: SumatraPDF was updated to version 3.2.
Version 4.3.5: Added: if command-line parameter is a directory, it will be used for both the INI file and the key file. Added: option to show the PDF toolbar. Changed: PDF text can be selected and copied to the Windows clipboard.
Version 4.3.3: Fixed: trailing spaces in user-specified filename formats were not preserved upon the program's next run.
Version 4.3.2: Fixed: setting a filename format in the options could lead to an error.
Version 4.3.1: Added: if a target file already exists, the user will be asked whether to overwrite it.
Version 4.3.0: Installer includes option for portable mode, which bypasses creating Start Menu group and uninstaller. Added checkbox, 'Copy', to copy the file instead of renaming it. With this option, a file may be renamed to two different files, first by copying the file and then by renaming it.
Version 4.2.1: Changed: the PDF viewer, SumatraPDF, is used to view PDF files within the program.