PDF Attachment Packer

PDF Attachment Packer is a tool for attaching files to PDF. PDF file format has a good feature that users can attach any file as an attachment to a PDF file, and send the file together with the PDF file.

PDF Attachment Packer supports three kinds of popular operating systems, Windows, Mac OS and Linux distributions. To each operating system, the usages and options are the same as those of others in other two operating systems.

Here is an example of using PDF Attachment Packer to attach a file to a PDF in a Linux system. After you download the Linux version PDF Attachment Packer, you can unpack the package to any directory in your Linux system. The executable file of the program is in sub directory bin, and you can use the program with a terminal or with shell script.

Packing a file to a PDF as attachment is easy, and you can follow the following command example to complete the operation.

pdftoolbox m.pdf -attachfile s.jpg -outfile ms.pdf

This command line attaches the file s.jpg to the PDF m.pdf, and saves the new PDF as ms.pdf. The PDF ms.pdf will contain the file s.jpg as its attachment. If you have attached a file to a PDF by mistake, you can detach the file using the method described in article of PDF File Detacher Command Line.

PDF Attachment Packer is more than a PDF attachment organizing tool, and it is also a tool for merging PDF, splitting PDF, and encrypting PDF. You will see all supported options by inputting command pdftoolbox with no option or argument. You can learn the usages of those options with examples saved in directory test.

PDF Attachment Packer provides three different versions for Windows, Mac OS and Linux, respectively. You can learn more about the command line based program from its
Features of PDF Attachment Packer.