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Linux: Compress PDF – Reduce PDF Size

Posted on Thursday July 6th, 2017Thursday July 6th, 2017by admin

A scanned document saved as PDF can be too large, that is not always good. For example, the large size of a PDF file won’t permit to send it by email because of the probable limitation on the maximum size of attachments. In Linux you can compress a PDF file from the command line without […]

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HowTo: Split PDF File – Linux Command Line

Posted on Thursday July 6th, 2017Thursday July 6th, 2017by admin

Sometimes it is required to extract some pages from a PDF file and save them as another PDF document. In Linux we can easily split PDF documents by pages using the command line utility called pdftk. From this article you will learn how to extract individual pages or a range of pages from a PDF […]

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HowTo: Merge PDF Files – Linux Command Line

Posted on Tuesday December 27th, 2016Thursday July 6th, 2017by admin

Sometimes it is required to merge several PDF files into a one PDF file. In Linux we can easily join multiple PDF files using the command line utility called convert that is a part of ImageMagick software suite. From this article you will learn how to merge entire PDF files into one PDF file or […]

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