The PDFill product I mentioned in Post#11 has a tools component which will combine any number of PDF files.

I just updated a desktop and a laptop. Both took about 10 min to download this update, another 5 minutes to prepare and about 5 min to reboot. But all is good now.

BTW: Ditto also uses CTRL+c and CTRL+v and does NOT have to be run as an administrator.

You could also try the FREE clipboard manager "Ditto" from Sourceforge Ditto clipboard manager

It can hold hundreds of clips and it is very configurable. I have used it for years. And it is Free....

The window displayed after clicking on the Ditto icon in the system tray can be expanded like any other window.

Just position the cursor to the top or side and when it turns to the double arrow,...

I use the installed 64-bit version of Ditto and have it run at startup.

I expect that if you use the portable version AND install it on a drive that is always available at startup, it will work...

I use Ditto an open source application from sourceforge - HERE
It keeps a list of clipboard saves and allows them to be pasted selectively.
The options are quite extensive so spend some time to...

For a PDF Reader, I use PDF-XchangeViewer (which is now PDF-Xchange Editor).

For a PDF Printer, I use PDFill It has the best rendering that matches the original page produced by an application...

Check out the sticky notes program from Zhorn Software HERE

I have been using this program for over 10 years. It is highly customizable and has timers that will pop up a sticky at any time you...

I have been using FreeCommanderXE for several years. IMHO it is far better than Total Commander, Qdir, or PowerDesk.

Free Commander is a dual pane file manager which has built in Zip File support...