PDF Merge Tool for Windows

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  KelatG

  • 2 months ago

  Hi , Windows-Compatible PDF Merge Program
  Option 1: Python Program
  Tools: Python (PyPDF2, Pandas)
  Steps:
  Install pip install PyPDF2 pandas.
  Read PDFs and extract text using PyPDF2.
  Use Pandas to merge and sum quantities.
  Save combined data as a new PDF or Excel.
  Option 2: Adobe Acrobat Pro
  Steps:
  Combine PDFs using the "Combine Files" tool.
  Edit and sum quantities, either manually or with JavaScript.
  Option 3: Manual Process
  Steps:
  Export PDFs to Excel using Adobe Acrobat.
  Combine Excel sheets and sum quantities.
  Convert final Excel sheet back to PDF.
  Ideal Skills:
  Windows application development
  Experience with PDF manipulation tools

  • 2 months ago
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  abdulrahman545

  • 2 months ago

  Hi, I'm Currently Building A simple software "PDF_merge.exe"
  
  it will work with one-click without any pre-installations or previous experience in programming
  
  30 mins and it will be ready.

  • 2 months ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 2 months ago

     check response

     • 2 months ago
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     abdulrahman545

     • 2 months ago

     Solved, Please check my new Entry

     • 2 months ago
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  mailtoafaqCEO

  • 2 months ago

  #18
  I have done it, but I will show you the demo in video form when you inbox me because someone will copy my work here.
  If not then please reject my entry now I am working not joking for you

  • 2 months ago
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  Osama102

  • 2 months ago

  Hi, in case of an Excel solution,
  Do you require the images to be included?

  • 2 months ago
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     Contest Holder

     • 2 months ago

     images do not need to be included

     • 2 months ago
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  varundeepkashyap

  • 2 months ago

  Yes, the script can be made easy to run, especially if converted into an executable file. Here’s a streamlined process with three main steps to make it user-friendly:
  
  Convert the Script to an Executable: Use PyInstaller to convert the Python script into a .exe file, which can be run on Windows without Python installation.
  
  Command:
  bash
  कोड कॉपी करें
  pyinstaller --onefile script.py
  Provide the Executable to the Client: Once the .exe file is created, you can provide it to your client. They can place it in a folder where they want to run it.
  
  One-Click Run: The client simply double-clicks the .exe file to run the script. No installations or programming knowledge are needed.
  
  With this setup, the client only has to complete one step to execute the script once it’s converted, making it a straightforward, user-friendly solution.

  • 2 months ago
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  varundeepkashyap

  • 2 months ago

  Yes, it’s possible to make a program that works with one click, without any pre-installations or previous programming experience. This would require:
  
  1. Creating an Executable File: Converting the script into an executable (.exe) file so it runs directly on Windows without needing Python. You can do this using a tool like PyInstaller.
  
  Example command:
  
  pyinstaller --onefile script.py
  
  
  2. Including All Dependencies: Ensure all necessary libraries are bundled within the executable, so the user doesn’t need to install anything separately.
  
  
  3. User-Friendly Interface: Developing a simple interface (like a button) using a library like Tkinter in Python. This would make it easy to use with a single click.
  
  
  
  Once converted to an executable with a user-friendly GUI, you can run it with one click, without any need for prior programming knowledge or installations.

  • 2 months ago
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  varundeepkashyap

  • 2 months ago

  Yes, if you already have Python and the necessary libraries installed, this task can be completed in 30 minutes. Here’s an estimated timeline:
  
  1. Installing Libraries (if not already installed):
  
  Installing libraries like FPDF, reportlab, pdfkit, or Pillow should take about 5 minutes.
  
  
  pip install fpdf reportlab pdfkit pillow img2pdf
  
  
  2. Setting Up the PDF Script:
  
  Setting up any of the three methods mentioned (using FPDF, pdfkit, or image-to-PDF conversion) in the code and executing it should take around 10-15 minutes.
  
  
  
  3. Testing and Reviewing PDF Output:
  
  Running the code and reviewing the output PDF should take another 5-10 minutes.
  
  
  
  
  So, by following these guidelines carefully, the entire process can be completed within 30 minutes. If you need help at any step, I’m here to assist you.

  • 2 months ago
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  varundeepkashyap

  • 2 months ago

  Yes, you can explain this process to your client so they have a clear understanding of how it will work for them. Here’s how you can communicate it:
  
  Python Installation: Inform them about installing Python and the required libraries (PyPDF2, pandas, openpyxl) and guide them through the installation steps if needed.
  
  Daily Use: Explain that they need to place the PDF files in the same folder as the script and run it by following the steps provided. Each day, they’ll need to run the script to generate an updated Excel output.
  
  Automated Output: Let them know the script automatically merges products and quantities into a single Excel file without any additional manual steps.
  
  You can also mention that if they need further customization in the future, they can reach out. This way, they’ll feel confident using the script daily.

  • 2 months ago
  1. 
     Contest Holder

     • 2 months ago

     is script easy to run? how many steps are there?

     • 2 months ago
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  TAFARZA

  • 2 months ago

  Please see entry #4 . I can share it in single page all merged items. I can also extract the pdf file from software.

  • 2 months ago

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