PDF Merger Command Line is a tool for merging PDF files to one PDF. It has three different versions for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, respectively. The three version programs have the same usage, and you can get them from the webpage.
In daily document process work, there is always a demand to merge many PDF files to one PDF. With this program, you will be facilitated to implement this operation easily.
The following words are descriptions of using PDF Merger Command Line of Windows version. You can get more information about the program in its homepage.
Please download the program package and then unzip the package into any directory on your Windows computer. The executable file pdftoolbox.exe is in the directory Bin. You should run the program by MS-DOS mode.
Usage of the program is
pdftoolbox <input files> [options] <-outfile output>
In the line, pdftoolbox is for specifying one or more input file, input files is for indicating the name to save target file, and options are options for specific operations.
Here is an example command line showing how to merge PDF files.
pdftoolbox in1.pdf in2.pdf in3.pdf -merge -outfile merg.pdf
This command line is to merge the three input PDF files in1.pdf, in2.pdf, and in3.pdf to the target PDF merg.pdf. To perform the operation, you have to use the option -merge.
This program can not only merge PDF files, it can also split, encrypt PDF and do other PDF related operations. To learn more options of the application, please enter the command with just the name of the executable file without any options or arguments, like pdftoolbox. Then, a brief manual of the application will be printed in the MS-DOS command prompt window. There are also many examples for all the options in the sub directory test in the directory of this program.
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