В Чтв, 07/09/2006 в 13:56 +0200, Matthias Stürmer пишет:
> Hi
>
> Today I played around a little bit with PDF/PS tools like PDFjam,
> PSUtils and pdftk because I needed to convert a regular PDF file into a
> booklet format. I finally found some nice script on the web: (by Michael
> Roessler)
>
> #!/bin/bash
> #
> # call with dina5_book file.pdf
> file=$1
> filebase=$(basename $file .pdf)
> pdftops $file output.ps
> psbook output.ps tmp.ps
> pstops
> "4:[EMAIL PROTECTED](21cm,0)[EMAIL PROTECTED](21cm,14.85cm),[EMAIL
> PROTECTED](0,29.7cm)[EMAIL PROTECTED](0,14.85cm)"
> tmp.ps > ${filebase}-booklet.ps
> rm -f output.ps tmp.ps
> echo "Converting back to pdf ..."
> ps2pdf ${filebase}-booklet.ps
> rm -f ${filebase}-booklet.ps
>
> So I thought, might it be possible to implement such PDF manipulation
> scripts and commands into Evince so that dummy users like I (usually...)
> quickly can convert, merge, reformat etc. the opened PDF file?
>
> Well, maybe you already had such ideas, so you're going to tell me
> "Great, just implement it." - but that's not possible at the moment
> because I really don't know any C programming. So I just wanted to tell
> you that I (and maybe some other happy Evince users) really have a
> demand for such GUI-implemented scripts ;)
>
> OK, have a nice day, greetings,
>
> Matthias Stürmer
> Hi Matthias Thanks for the request, it's really useful to know users requirements. I think this functionality is a bit aside of evince, but it would be really nice to integrate it into nautilus scripts (that will not even require C programming skills, you'll be just able to select some files and then merge them in book in nautilus) or actions or something like that. There is a project called Automato http://blogs.gnome.org/view/rodrigo/2006/07/04/0 it's design looks appropriate. And probably it would be nice to create poppler utility pdfbook, but it will require some coding.
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