Merging n PDFs to one under Linux
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For Linux a tool is available known as pdfmerge. With this tool you can merge many small pdfs into one large PDF. Its a command line tool.
Its syntax is as follows -
$ pdfmerge file1.pdf file2.pdf ... fileN.pdf outfile.pdf
The last argument (.pdf) is taken as the output file and the rest as input.
There is not limit on the no. of PDFs you can merge.
Download it from http://microtronyx.com/pdfmerge/
Nilesh Govindrajan
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pdfmerge downloads
The link on http://www.itech7.com/Linux/Merging-n-PDFs-to-one-under-Linux to http://microtronyx.com/pdfmerge/ is broken.
I Googled a pile of links to Couturier and solutions using Ghostscript, but none to the pdfmerge application itself.
Any pointers? Will microtronyx ever finish their website? LOL
Daud2
Well I agree with you
Well I agree with you completely. But at the time of writing this article, the link was valid.
Nilesh Govindrajan
Site & Server Administrator
iTech7
PDF merge application with a simple GUI
Hi, if you need a GUI application for this, you can try Couturier
http://sites.google.com/site/couturierapp/
pdfmerge seems to be still "under construction"