On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 10:20:45PM -0500, Kirk Struik wrote:
> I am planning to use PDF edit on a large PDF edit project, editing
> probably 100+ PDF files. However, I'm finding each file I open is
> linearized, and I must delinearize it first. Is it possible to batch
> process all of the PDF's in a folder (or better yet, all of the PDF's
> in a folder and any PDF's in it's sub folder)? Command line scripts
> are fine. I read about the dealinearize() script function, but I'm
> not sure if/how it could be scripted to do a whole group of files.
I think that the easiest way would be to call pdfedit with console
parameter:
pdfedit -console Delinearizator INPUT_FILE OUTPUT_FILE
With this you can simply:
mkdir subfolder
for i in *.pdf
do
pdfedit -console Delinearizator "$i" subfolder/"$i"
done
I am not sure how to it directly in PDFedit, because I don't know how to
query for all files in some directory.
@Martin: any idea?
Rest is easy, If you get the file list: simply use the same script
function.
>
> Thank you for your help.
--
Michal Hocko
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