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Merge your PDF pages with a background letterhead, form, or watermark . Sometimes it makes sense to divide document creation into layers. For example, you need to create an invoice's background form, with its logo and rules, only once. You can create the invoice data dynamically as needed and then superimpose it on this form to yield the final invoice. Perform this final merge in Java with iText, or elsewhere with our command-line pdftk [Hack #79] , producing the results in Figure 6-18. http://etutorials.org/Linux+systems/pdf+hacks/Chapter+6.+Dynamic+PDF/Hack+90+Superimpose+PDF+Pages/

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http://www.iconus.ch/fabien/products/pleng/pleng.html PDFLab lets you split and join PDF documents as well as insert images and blank pages. You will also be able to easily create PDF documents out of several images. Its usage is really simple. You add your files in a list, select the pages you wish to include, order them the way you want and create a new PDF document.

PDFLab

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PDFMiner

Last Modified: Sat May 14 16:33:16 UTC 2011 Python PDF parser and analyzer Homepage Recent Changes PDFMiner API What's It? PDFMiner is a tool for extracting information from PDF documents.

Chris Rodgers » Blog Archive » Split a PDF into separate files containing colour and B&W pages

http://rodgers.org.uk/archives/16 February 20th, 2007 by chris The pdfcolour utility allows one to split a PDF file apart to give two separate PDFs, one containing the colour pages and the other containing the B&W pages. That way, one can easily print the B&W pages on a faster, cheaper printer and reassemble the document by hand. Instructions:
(new stuff is in red ) Here is a list of short tips on using various UNIX tools under Mac OS X - some of them might just be reminders for myself. Some of them are also applicable to other flavors of UNIX. Comments are welcome (email address at the bottom). (10.3.x+ only) How do I split a PDF file into several from command-line?

Benjamin Han: UNIX Tips for Mac OS X

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PDFJoiner is no longer in active development, and hasn't been in some time. It may still work (and actually became more efficient at splitting PDFs when used on Max OS X 10.4), so feel free to download it anyhow. PDFJoiner is a front end to joinPDF. After installing joinPDF, you can use PDFJoiner to manage your basic PDF combining needs. It is still beta software, and there is a lot of stuff I still need to implement/remove. http://qetipadgu.org/software/
Version:2.1 Description Since PDF files entered the IT world, a lot of things changed to benefit from them. Business reports, emails, invoices, ebooks and even personal documents became influenced by this new file format. Users started to convert files to PDF to benefit from features like smaller size, high portability and powerful security. Adolix Split and Merge PDF is freeware software that can be used to manage the resulting PDF files after creation. http://www.adolix.com/split-merge-pdf/

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Rails para sua Diversão e Lucro

Pular diretamente para a navegação Rails para sua Diversão e Lucro é um novo tutorial sobre o Rails que mostra desde o básico do desenvolvimento de uma aplicação a tópicos um pouco mais avançados como filtros customizados, escopos, módulos e extensões, incluindo uma introdução a Ajax e Unit Testing . A intenção é oferecer uma apresentação relativamente mais extensiva que o tutorial anterior, que possibilite o leitor iniciante a experimentar com a tecnologia e o leitor já com um certo conhecimento a ter contato com algumas das características avançadas, principalmente as introduzidas na versão 1.1 do Rails.