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However, you must be willing to manually update many portable applications.)ĭisclaimer: I have no affiliation with PDFsam other than using it as a super lightweight PDF *** viewer***. (NOTE: I'm a big fan of portable versions for a number of reasons. I did this and it did not ask me for an email address. There is also a portable version you can download and use.

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There is an MSI installer that you can use that does not ask for an email and does not appear to install the Enhanced trail.

(NOTE: I almost always click 'Advanced Options' with everything that I install and make selections.

When the first screen (which has the checkbox) appears, you can also click 'Advanced Options' and uncheck the 'Enhanced' items.

However, I aborted the installation, so I cannot definitively state that it will not ask for email later.) (When I did this, it did not ask for an email and appeared to start installing the basic PDFsam. You can uncheck the box, and so it does not install that trial.

There is a checkbox when you install (automatically checked) for installing PDFsam Enhanced.

The website informs you of this up front before you download by stating in bold: 'It offers to try PDFsam Enhanced with two free modules to view and create PDF files.'.

With PDFsam Basic, it only happens if you use the Windows downloader (.exe).

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