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Split PDF into Multiple Page Ranges with Multiple Outputs
How to Edit PDFs?Merge multiple small PDFs on A4 size formathow to divide pdf into shall chunks (many pieces per page)?Merging multiple images into one document and add any caption/label to themIs there any tool to convert pdf to ppt in Linux/ Ubuntu offline?Splitting large pdf based on page range?Splitting all files in a folder with pdftkCreate a PDF with specific page ranges of multiple PDF files?How can I extract a page range from a PDF file AND retain the PDF tagging in the new file
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I need to split one PDF file into multiple PDFs, but using specific page ranges.
This CPDF command will split multiple page ranges, but merge them into a single PDF file.
cpdf in.pdf 1-3,90-97,112-end -o out.pdf
I need a command that will carry out a similar function to the above command, but output each page range to its own PDF.
I've looked for solutions to this problem in the PDFTK and CPDF documentation, but haven't found any help.
pdf pdftk
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I need to split one PDF file into multiple PDFs, but using specific page ranges.
This CPDF command will split multiple page ranges, but merge them into a single PDF file.
cpdf in.pdf 1-3,90-97,112-end -o out.pdf
I need a command that will carry out a similar function to the above command, but output each page range to its own PDF.
I've looked for solutions to this problem in the PDFTK and CPDF documentation, but haven't found any help.
pdf pdftk
edited Sep 29 at 10:19
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Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
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I need to split one PDF file into multiple PDFs, but using specific page ranges.
This CPDF command will split multiple page ranges, but merge them into a single PDF file.
cpdf in.pdf 1-3,90-97,112-end -o out.pdf
I need a command that will carry out a similar function to the above command, but output each page range to its own PDF.
I've looked for solutions to this problem in the PDFTK and CPDF documentation, but haven't found any help.
pdf pdftk
edited Sep 29 at 10:19
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I need to split one PDF file into multiple PDFs, but using specific page ranges.
This CPDF command will split multiple page ranges, but merge them into a single PDF file.
cpdf in.pdf 1-3,90-97,112-end -o out.pdf
I need a command that will carry out a similar function to the above command, but output each page range to its own PDF.
I've looked for solutions to this problem in the PDFTK and CPDF documentation, but haven't found any help.
pdf pdftk
pdf pdftk
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Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
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Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
– vanadium
Sep 29 at 10:09
Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
– vanadium
Sep 29 at 10:09
Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
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You can do this with cpdf using a simple for-loop:
for pages in 1-3,90-97,112-end;do cpdf in.pdf $pages -o out-$pages.pdf;done
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You can do this with cpdf using a simple for-loop:
for pages in 1-3,90-97,112-end;do cpdf in.pdf $pages -o out-$pages.pdf;done
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Just use a few commands if something is not achieved in a single run. In this case, you could have a separate command for each section, e.g. pdftk in.pdf cat 1-3 output out-1.pdf; pdftk in.pdf cat 90-97 output out-2.pdf etc.
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