pdfrecycle creates a PDF file by composing pages from other PDF files. The project lets you define PDF bookmarks or put multiple logical pages onto each physical sheet of paper.
pdfrecycle uses a simple text file format to define the layout and what pages to include. From this input file pdfrecycle creates a LaTeX file and then runs pdflatex to produced the PDF file.
Usage:
pdfrecycle.py [options]
valid options are:
--help, -h
show this help message and exit
--input=FILE, -i FILE
read commands from FILE
--output=BASE, -o BASE
use BASE as basename for output
--pages=FILE, -p FILE
read PDF pages from FILE
--runs=COUNT, -r COUNT
run pdflatex COUNT times (default: 3)
--debug=LEVEL, -d LEVEL
set output verbosity
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Requirements:
· Python
· a working LaTeX installation including hyperref and pdfpages
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Code cleanup
· Command line option -p isn’t supported anymore
· FILE statement doesn’t cause page break so pages from multiple PDF files can go on one output sheet
New statements:
· AUTOSCALE
· CLIP
· LANGUAGE (alias for LANG)
· NEWPAGE (alias for PAGEBREAK)
· PAGEBREAK
· PAGES (alias for PAGE)
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