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Question: What are good #Android-based tools which can easily remove a large number of pages from a PDF in order to create an excerpt? (thefolklore.cafe)

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Question: What are good #Android-based tools which can easily remove a large number of pages from a PDF in order to create an excerpt?

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[–] SimonRoyHughes@beige.party 2 points 1 week ago

@juergen_hubert@thefolklore.cafe I'm stuckin the iOS-verse, and use Readle’s PDFExpert, which does what you need. Unfortunately it’s only for arious shades of Apple. You may find something that takes your fancy on alternativeto.net, though.

https://alternativeto.net/software/pdf-expert/?platform=android

[–] raymccarthy@historians.social 1 points 1 week ago

@juergen_hubert@thefolklore.cafe
Are there any?
Android (and to lesser extent iOS) is rubbish for content creation and worse for editing.

Linux, Mac, Windows, or at worst a decent recent Chromebook (can have detachable keyboard, android apps and a real Linux now) have suitable programs.
Chromebooks come in ARM and x86-64 versions. The ARM is better unless you need a Linux program that has no ARM version. Older ChromeOS isn't easy to install Linux programs on. ChromeOSFlex is pointless as it has no Playstore.