On 10/11/2009 2:28 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 11 Oct 2009 at 12:15, Randolph Peters wrote:
One quibble: "the bother of having to go to PDFs and interlacing"
pales in comparison to the hassle (among other things) of the method
listed above. Just drag and drop the PDF pages into the sidebar of
Preview or Acrobat and resave the result.
Not everyone is on a Mac. Not everyone has Acrobat.
I have the PDF995 editing tools, which are free to use if you don't
mind seeing the online ads, but it's not so easy as drag-and-drop to
stitch together multiple PDFs.
"Easy" is always in the eye of the beholder, of course, but on Windows
there's a great free command line tool called PDFTK. Given a PDF of left
hand (LH) pages and one of right hand (RH) pages, you can interlace with
three easy steps:
pdftk lh.pdf burst output %04d_a.pdf
pdftk rh.pdf burst output %04d_b.pdf
pdftk 0*.pdf cat output piano-duet.pdf
Aaron.
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