Yes. If, for instance, your multipage.pdf file is in C:\temp then:
* Download pdftk-1.41.exe.zip to your computer (let's put it in C:\temp also) * Unzip the file giving you pdftk.exe * Open a command prompt (start -> run -> cmd) * Change to your file directory: cd \temp * run the command: pdftk multipage.pdf burst You will end up with n files named pg_0001.pdf through pg_n.pdf where n is the number of pages in the source file. -- Henry >> -----Original Message----- >> From: scribus-bounces at lists.scribus.info [mailto:scribus- >> bounces at lists.scribus.info] On Behalf Of TSH >> Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 1:01 PM >> To: scribus at lists.scribus.info >> Subject: Re: [scribus] scribus Digest, Vol 21, Issue 14 >> >> Casale Home wrote: >> >> > Thank you for your suggestion. I am actually running Windows, >> not Linux. >> > But, the toolkit site says that it is compatible with Windows. >> However, >> > after downloading and trying to install it, I can't figure out >> how to run >> > the application through Windows. Do I need to go into C: prompt >> to use it? >> >> I would guess that's the way to use it in Windows. Try typing >> pdftk into the >> prompt and see if you get a response. >> >> A Windows user may be able to tell you more, or you could hunt >> around the >> web for a Windows application with a GUI that does the same job; I >> bet >> there are a few out there. >> >> -- >> Stewart H >> >> Posting via Gmane >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> scribus mailing list >> scribus at lists.scribus.info >> http://lists.scribus.info/mailman/listinfo/scribus
