On 2/4/20 6:58 PM, Robert Citek wrote:
+1 for Thomas. Usually for those one-offs, a GUI pdf tool will do the
trick just fine.
As for qpdf, either of these should work:
Thanks. I'll keep those around for my education, but Thomas' recommended
approach worked great.
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Regards,
Dick
I recommend https://nearlyfreespeech.net or https://gandi.net
On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 5:12 PM Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> A few weeks ago, I started getting emails from Name.com
> telling me my domain registration service was moved from
> Dyn.com. No email directly from Dyn ... which used to
> be
+1 for Thomas. Usually for those one-offs, a GUI pdf tool will do the
trick just fine.
As for qpdf, either of these should work:
$ qpdf january-27-2020.pdf --pages . 6-7 -- Story.pdf
$ qpdf --empty --pages january-27-2020.pdf 6-7 -- Story.pdf
A simpler and less feature-rich tool is the
I remember someone (Rich?) mentioning a program called something like
pdftools. I'm having trouble locating same on my Xubuntu system. I've
found qpdf installed, and I found some instructions online for using it,
but following the instructions did not produce the desired results. I
have a long
It is not normal, in my experience with Impress/LibreOffice.
I experience similar lock ups, most likely due to Gnome doing some magic in
the background - it locks my email client (evolution) or gui file manager
every now and then. If I wait long enough it recovers, usually I end up
rebooting
I have a Linux Mint 18 desktop, fairly recent and normally quite
responsive. I am working on a presentation (currently about 38 slides) in
LibreOffice Impress. My issue is, when I try to save my work, it takes 3-4
minutes to save. Doesn't matter whether I click the Save icon, File >
Save, or
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