How can I delete or merge pages?

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This functionality in a free pdf reader would be great, currently pdf24 is the only free option that i have come across that offers such functionality.

Thanks for the info on pdf24

But David, Michael was told he could get this feature free with pdf24. Somebody's doing it for free and that's what people jumping ship from Adobe need and want. Now that I installed Nitro and couldn't find a delete option I came looking for answers (the download page talks about all it can do but nowhere within the Nitro PDF Reader does it say there's a delete option in the Pro version). Ok, I was suckered in and see by your comment you need Pro. How convenient. Why bother leaving Adobe then? What real benefits of genuine substance (not cute little conveniences) does the:"free" Nitro PDF offer over Adobe Reader? We're trying to get away from Adobe with real, qualitive and useful features, so the ante needs to be substantial to expect a mass exodus.

Like any company that gives you a small incentive to come over to their side, in the end you simply become "their" slave, yet still a slave. Thanks for the "generous" offer to go to Pro for a silly feature others apparently offer for free. I just installed pdf24 Creator and deleted the page I wanted! The installer was half the size of Nitro, didn't ask to go on the internet 6 times (like Nitro...use a firewall people) and had my job done in 17 seconds from the time the document loaded.

Nice job Nitro, I'll pass my experience around (and that's "you're" doing). Good luck with the games.

I fully agree. It is not worth $99 for the Pro version when the only extra pieces of functionality I use would be delete pages, rearrange pages and free form text fill in. Worth $5 to $10. But you would sell a ton at $5 - $10.

Editing within pages is already included in the free Nitro PDF Reader, so PDF Hammer does not need to allow users to do this. I was only commenting on a page-by-page feature which the free Reader lacks without PDF Hammer.

I've been using Adobe Acrobat for years, due only to the fact that version 8.x came with my new laptop. The ability to merge and delete pages are great features, and seemed to only be available with paid version of PDF apps. Though Nitro Reader is a good Adobe reader alternative, I'm definitely going to give PDF24 a look.

I do not like the Office 2007 Ribbon. It LOOKS ugly. On the other hand, the Office 2010 Ribbon is very clean and nice looking. I like the fact that nitro PDF reader uses Office 2010 theme. Unfortunately, I won't even consider switching to the professional version unless the ribbon of the pro version is upgraded from office 2007 to office 2010.

I use PDF Split and Merge, because PDF Hammer is not secure enough for me.

http://www.pdfsam.org/

I have been using the paid (just a few bucks) version of PDFEDIT995 for some 4-5 years -- it allows the combine/extract of individual pdf documents. I believe the free version also has that capability. However, it does not have the notes and some other features of Nitro free, so looks like I will be using both programs.