On Friday 12 December 2003 21:10, deedee wrote: > This is certainly useful information for when I get multiple-page faxes > that are sent as individual pages. > > However, my applications have "Print to PDF" as an option from the print > drop-down menu. If the file has multiple pages, it produces a multiple-page > file in PDF format. That includes OO.o on my system. It didn't require cups > be installed. The PDF files are beautiful. "Print to postscript" from the > print drop-down menu produces multiple-page postscript files, but for some > reason kghostview won't show any but the first page of a postscript file. > I'm using 9.1. > > deedee
I can remember something similar. I got fair results converting them to ps using pdf2ps as a command. Type pdf and hit <tab> for all the available options.....if you hadn't noticed: <tab> is your biggest friend on the command line:) I used the command quite often to collate pdf files. cat file.pdf file2.pdf > newfile.pdf doesn't work on my box....so first convert to .ps with "pdf2ps" , than collate using "cat" and ">", then change back to pdf with "ps2pdfpress". It's not pretty but works a charm and is fairly fast too (you can't beat it with mouse-clicking). Welcome to the abysses of the command line, heheh;) Good luck, HarM -- Registered Linux User #197998 FSF Associate Member #901 ICQ #146191606 Mandrake HowTo's & more: http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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