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@ -8,6 +8,16 @@ I created a `\Scans` directory in my `\Home` directory<sup>1</sup> and use this |
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$ pdftk *.pdf cat output newfile.pdf |
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If you have to scan the front sides and back sides separately, use |
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$ pdftk A=001a.pdf B=001b.pdf shuffle A B output 001.pdf |
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where we assume that 001a.pdf contains the right-hand (i.e., odd-numbered) pages and 001b.pdf contains the left-hand (i.e., even-numbered) pages. |
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Chances are your document feeder will scan the left-hand pages in reverse order. In that case, use this command: |
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pdftk A=001a.pdf B=001b.pdf shuffle A Bend-1 output 001.pdf |
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If I have to break into a project, I will just create a subdirectory for the current project and dump all those scans in there temporarily. |
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