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On 09-Jul-20 19:32, Jack wrote: |
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> On 2020.07.09 13:25, Jarry wrote: |
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>> On Thu, 9 Jul 2020 at 16:32, Alan Mackenzie <acm@×××.de> wrote: |
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>> > I've just scanned in a two-page document using sane, and it's given me |
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>> > as output two separate files. I would like to join these together into |
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>> > a single document. |
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>> > Would somebody please suggest to me an appropriate package to do this |
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>> > with. |
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>> Sorry for stealing this topic, but does any of mentioned packages |
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>> support "overlapping" one pdf-page over the other? Not sure if |
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>> I'm using the right word, but what I mean is "joining" two pdf |
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>> pages of the same size to single page, with content of both those |
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>> original pages written over each other to single output page. |
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>> I have been using "stamp" option of pdftk for this, but it crashes |
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>> sometimes... |
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> I haven't done it, but would gimp work? It might be overkill, but |
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> something about layers sounds appropriate. |
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It might work, but I'm doing it sometimes on large batches of files, |
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so I'd prefer scripted solution. From my experience pdftk crashes |
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about 4-5 times out of 100 operations. So I have to find those cases |
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when it failed and run them again... |
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Jarry |
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