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Advanced PDF Joiner is a utility that simplifies the task of merging two PDF documents, described below as PDF Document 1 and PDF Document 2, or their selected pages. The application supports seven different modes of PDF manipulation: append PDF Document 2 to PDF Document 1, replace one or more pages in PDF Document 1 with one or more pages from PDF Document 2, insert one or more pages from PDF Document 2 before specific page in PDF Document 1, or insert one or more pages from PDF Document 2 after specific page in PDF Document 1.
It can also combine PDF Document 1 with PDF Document 2 and alternate all pages for both documents, combine PDF Document 1 (reversing its order) with PDF Document 2 and alternate all pages for both documents, combine PDF Document 1 with PDF Document 2 (reversing its order) and alternate all pages for both documents.
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