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Does anyone know how to delete the ads a .pdf has in it? It's so annoying, and I can't find this book anywhere. If I try to print it, they don't disappear.
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FoxIt Reader has an editor version that you could use to delete those ads.
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https://kat.cr/foxit-advanced-pdf-editor-3-1-0-incl-activator-karanpc-t8531642.html

Here's the torrented version of the program I was talking about
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OP here. I thank you. You saved me at my studying time.
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