How to split a PDF by right-clicking context-sensitive menu?
Question
Who can introduce me an easy way to split my PDF file? Such as split my PDF just by a few clicks or directly by right-clicking?
Solution
Have a try on A-PDF Split (free download here).
This program enables you to complete your split work with just a few clicks, and it also allows you to start the program by right-clicking:
- Set the right-click feature: start PdfSplit.exe program, then click "Settings" button in the bottom, check option "General->Explorer Right Click Context-Sensitive Menu", click "Ok" to save the setting;
- Choose the file which you want to split, right click it to select "Open with A-PDF Split", then the program will be started automatically;
- Select range and spilt method, then click "Split" to output split files directly.
This web tutorial will give you an overview of the procedure how easy to use this product!
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