Hexonic PDF Numberer

Some particular types of documents, such as the PDF, can’t be easily modified once bundled as a whole. However, you might need to make just some minor tweaks, case in which there are an abundance of dedicated applications. Take, for instance, Hexonic PDF Numberer which can help you add page numbering to entire PDF documents.

The application completely relies on .NET Framework to function, so you need to make sure it is installed on your computer before you can enjoy all this application has to offer. With the ribbon menu housing all features, accommodation becomes a walk in the park, even for inexperienced individuals.

You can add one or more files to the operation, and this is either possible through drag and drop, or using the browse dialogs for multiple selection of files, or the content of an entire folder. Loaded files are shown in a table along with details like name, total pages, title, author, subject, keywords, creation, and modification dates.

By default, the application uses a standard format for numbering, but this is mostly to provide an example. The page numbering algorithm is based on different types of placeholders, which you can select from the context menu in order to add page number, page count, title, or even custom words you write in the target field.

Text benefits from the default set of customization options, such as font style, attribute, alignment, color, and size. Additional options can be used to set start number, end, offset, interval. Roman Numerals can be used instead, and position attributes can place the indicator at the top, center, or bottom of the page, with related horizontal, and vertical offset adjustment fields.

Bottom line is that Hexonic PDF Numberer manages to live up to expectations overall. Even though it’s simply oriented towards page numbering, it provides an impressive variety of customization options to enhance text style, and even to add custom text strings next to the counter.