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Simple guides for working with PDF files.

How to add page numbers to a project report or thesis PDF

Colleges expect numbered pages in project reports and theses. Here's how to add them to a finished PDF, including skipping the cover page.

Government job, exam and scholarship portals often limit uploads to 100 KB or 200 KB. Here is how to shrink your PDF without making it unreadable.

Recruiters open resumes on many different devices. A PDF looks exactly as you designed it. Here's how to convert your Word resume in seconds.

Many forms ask for both sides of your Aadhaar card in a single PDF. Here is the quickest way to do it on your phone or computer.

Sending ID proofs, salary slips or medical reports? Adding a password protects them if the email or link reaches the wrong person.

Gmail and most email services limit attachments to about 25 MB. Here's how to shrink a large PDF, or send it another way.

You don't need a scanner or an app to make a clean PDF of a paper document. Here is how to do it from your phone's browser.

Print, sign, scan, send: there's an easier way. Draw your signature and add it to any PDF from your phone or computer.

Both tools take pages out of a PDF, but they give different results. Here's how to choose, with examples.

Scanned PDFs are just pictures. OCR adds real text so you can search, copy and select it. Here's how it works for Tamil, English and Hindi documents.

Bank statements and salary slips usually come password-protected. If you know the password, you can save a copy without it in a few seconds.

Some courts, universities and government offices ask for PDF/A files. Here's what the format is, why it exists and how to convert your PDF.