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The zip file was the same size as the original .exe. After downloading, I opened the zip file with 7-zip and extracted all the files. Now I need to start the installer with administrator privileges. It was a long path from .exe to the pdf-shuffler installer. It started at “C:\Program Files” but I don't see anything. I checked the permissions, but they look as zero. I checked the program's properties, and it asks for admin privileges. The only setting available was admin. I tried to run the installer again with administrator privileges and no problem was found. I also tried to run PDF-Shuffler with administrator privileges but the app failed. Furthermore, I guess that this is an issue for administrator. Furthermore, I was also getting the following error “Program could not be found” Why? A lot of my Windows system are running on Windows 10, but I have no problem with running pdf-shuffler on Windows 8 or 7. So maybe PDF-Shuffler worked perfectly with Windows 8 / 7 too. I've got lots of people who told me about this program, but I've never heard of it. It's really a nice software, so I decided that I had to try it. I ran the program from a Windows Vista, 7 or 8 computers. The “install” process was the same on each OS. But only when the application was started, PDF-Shuffler asked for admin privileges and I couldn't run the installer. I have followed the previous step, but when I tried to start the PDF shuffle from the menu, it tried to launch the Windows application even though it was a .exe. As soon as the program was launched, the program started downloading PDFs from net. I didn't understand that the program was trying to download, not to start when the “install” process started. After that, the application was stuck at the loading screen. When I launched the application again from the menu, it asked me for admin privileges, but I could do nothing. I started looking and found the answer. This explains why pdf-shuffler did not work. The programs that run from the menu are all “C:\Windows”. If the executable is in the same folder as that “C:\Windows”, the program can have no privileges as administrator. The program needs administrator privileges to get the “C:\Windows” folder. This explains why the .exe failed (that I downloaded from GitHub.

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How can I addremove pages from a PDF file offline?

you can try this thing. although i am not sure entirely that this will work but try it. install a PDF printer like doPDF or PDF creator ctrl + p hit print i hope it works.

What free PC software do you use on a daily basis?

Thanks for the question. My answer depends on your definition of free. English is an imprecise language - so did you mean free as in no monetary cost or free as in freedom? They are not mutually exclusive. However the terms open-source and libre italic software are not identical or interchangeable. I use GNU and I am a proponent of libre italic software and open hardware standards. However I do use proprietary codecs to access media files because it is currently the only practical solution. (I am OK with such pragmatism.) Here is a brief list of libre italic software I use with separators to save space. Operating Systems Linux Mint | Trisquel GNU | MX-Linux Software Libre Office | VLC | OpenShot | GiMP | Audacity | Rhythmbox | Firefox | Thunderbird | ClipGrab | Transmission | VNC | PDF-Shuffler I also use free (as in no cost) software on Windows. These titles include Rufus Free ISO Burner VNC and PortScan. On Windows and macOS I use more paid software than free - but you did not ask that question. Happy hacking.

I am willing to shift in Linux Mint from Windows 10 permanently. What should I do after the first install?

I suggest you not go cold-turkey all at once. The trouble is it is different. Any change is different. and such means youre going to have some time spent getting used to those differences. Mint is one of the Linuxes where the difference is minimized about as much as it can be. Many things appear similar to how windows did it. But you are still going to find some aspects which are weird read not familiar. For this reason I suggest you keep a Windows installation handy as a fallback. Just in case you run into a situation where you need something to be done right now but can figure it out don have the time to lookup how to aplish this right this moment. At least you can jump into a familiar setting to do it there in a way you have already known from before. This means something like a windows installation kept as extra. Be that anotherputer a dual boot on the sameputer or running windows inside a VM inside Mint. horizontal-rule You mention after the install so Im guessing you already axed Windows. If you did a dual boot (installed Mint alongside Windows) or you still have anotherputer with Windows then ignore this. Only if you really have no Windows available anymore Not to worry get hold of a Windows ISO (download from Microsoft for the official one) install Virtualbox through Mint Software Manager then fire up a new VM in Virtualbox pointing it to that windows ISO you downloaded - it will install windows into that VM and you can then run windows as if it a program in Mint. This is an easy way to get stuff done which you can figure out just now. If there some programs you still depend on perhaps just so you can convert save their data. If you then do get to the point where you no longer need Windows by all means delete that VM. It just files on your storage device. horizontal-rule Anyhow in general the first things to do after youve installed Mint Perform a manual update. Mint has a GUI tool which should notify you if there are updates but just to be on the safe side I suggest you run a forced update just after the install. Open the menu and start typing update the app should appear in the list as you . Following that ensure all needed drivers are present and correct. Again in the menu drivers. One option should be something like driver manager or additional drivers. This opens a program which looks through your hardware devices and checks if there are better drivers available for those - one click to install as needed. In particular things like Nvidia graphics cards can be installed this way to get the best performance out of them. Next Try it out see what and where the programs are which have been included. See if there any you don like or if there are some you like to swap out for alternatives. Peruse the Software Manager to see if there are any others you also want to install. This is very similar to the Google Play store or Apple iStore for phones - only it for Linux Mint. This is also where you uninstall anything you don want. Say e.g. you don like the included Firefox browser but want Chromium instead. That Software Manager is where you both uninstall FF and install Chr. Same applies to all other such programs. If you want even more fine grained control and fiddle about with things such as libraries and dependencies install something called Synaptic Package Manager. Though this is only if you wish to fiddle with stuff. It is not needed for normal usage.