pdf join/extract pages with pdftk


	pdf join/extract pages with pdftk

t2000r

5-23-2009 9:18 AM

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t2000r says:

Very useful tool

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a great program. Using it for quite a while on OSX Panther and Tiger in production environment. Works extremely well and handles correctly spot colors and fonts. It has an option not only to burst the output but also to rename it correctly.</DIV><BR /><DIV>pdftk myfile.pdf burst output myNEWname_"percent sign"03d.pdf</DIV><BR /><DIV>this would burst the file and output in a new name with keeping always 3 spaces for number - like 003, 033, 133 so they are in correct order on the sort.</DIV><BR />bojidar 
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