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PDF manipulation features in viewer components extend the user experience beyond reading by enabling real-time structural changes to documents. These capabilities are particularly valuable in document-heavy workflows, where users need to rearrange, combine, or refine content without switching between multiple tools. Whether integrated into web portals, business systems, or productivity applications, built-in manipulation functions make PDF viewers more interactive and practical for day-to-day tasks such as document assembly, editing, and cleanup.

Common features include:

• Adding pages to a PDF allows inserting new pages from blank templates or external files, supporting document expansion or correction.
• Compressing PDFs reduces file size while preserving quality, making PDFs easier to store, send, and load - especially in web-based environments.
• Deleting pages from a PDF enables users to remove unwanted or redundant pages, helping streamline documents before sharing or archiving.
• Extracting pages from a PDF means selected pages can be isolated and saved as a new document, useful for creating summaries or sharing specific sections.
• Merging PDFs combines multiple files into a single document, ideal for bundling reports, contracts, or records.
• Moving pages in a PDF allows users to reorder pages via drag-and-drop interfaces or APIs, tailoring document structure without external tools.
• Splitting PDFs enables large documents to be divided into smaller files based on page ranges or sections, simplifying distribution or version control.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our ASP.NET Core PDF viewer components comparison.

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Devolutions Server is a secure, on-premises solution designed to centralize and manage privileged access, credentials, and remote connections for organizations. It enables IT professionals and software developers to securely store and share sensitive data like passwords, API keys, and remote session details within a centralized vault, with robust user access controls and role-based permissions. Devolutions Server integrates with existing infrastructure, supports multi-factor authentication, and provides auditing and logging capabilities to track activities and ensure compliance with security policies.

The Devolutions Server 2025.3 update introduces support for linking to an external vault, allowing developers to reference credentials stored in other vaults without duplication. This enhancement improves credential management by enabling a single source of truth for authentication data across multiple vaults. By linking credentials instead of copying them, teams can ensure consistent access, simplify password rotations, and maintain accurate audit trails. This approach reduces administrative overhead, minimizes configuration errors, and enhances security by preserving centralized control over sensitive information while still enabling flexible, cross-vault access.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2025.3.2.0, see our release notes.

Devolutions Server is available as part of the Devolutions Starter Pack, which is licensed per user and offered as an annual subscription. See our Devolutions Server licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our Devolutions Server product page.