How to replace pages in pdf with bookmarks?
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I have a pdf-file pdf1 with bookmarks and I have another pdf-file pdf2. I want to replace all (or part of) the pages of pdf1 with the pages of pdf2 so that the bookmarks stay where they were. In Acrobat it's a trivial procedure, but how to do it in Unix? As I understand (or am I mistaken?), pdftk wipes off the bookmarks. Would be nice to do it in cli...
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I have a pdf-file pdf1 with bookmarks and I have another pdf-file pdf2. I want to replace all (or part of) the pages of pdf1 with the pages of pdf2 so that the bookmarks stay where they were. In Acrobat it's a trivial procedure, but how to do it in Unix? As I understand (or am I mistaken?), pdftk wipes off the bookmarks. Would be nice to do it in cli...
command-line pdf pdftk master-pdf-editor
asked Jan 29 at 13:46
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I'm not sure, but did you triedpdfsam?
– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00
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I have a pdf-file pdf1 with bookmarks and I have another pdf-file pdf2. I want to replace all (or part of) the pages of pdf1 with the pages of pdf2 so that the bookmarks stay where they were. In Acrobat it's a trivial procedure, but how to do it in Unix? As I understand (or am I mistaken?), pdftk wipes off the bookmarks. Would be nice to do it in cli...
command-line pdf pdftk master-pdf-editor
asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
1186
I have a pdf-file pdf1 with bookmarks and I have another pdf-file pdf2. I want to replace all (or part of) the pages of pdf1 with the pages of pdf2 so that the bookmarks stay where they were. In Acrobat it's a trivial procedure, but how to do it in Unix? As I understand (or am I mistaken?), pdftk wipes off the bookmarks. Would be nice to do it in cli...
command-line pdf pdftk master-pdf-editor
command-line pdf pdftk master-pdf-editor
asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
1186
asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
1186
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asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
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asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
1186
asked Jan 29 at 13:46
evb
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I'm not sure, but did you triedpdfsam?
– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00
add a comment |Â
I'm not sure, but did you triedpdfsam?
– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00
I'm not sure, but did you tried
pdfsam?– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
I'm not sure, but did you tried
pdfsam?– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00
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I'm not sure, but did you tried
pdfsam?– N0rbert
Jan 29 at 16:14
@N0rbert I would prefer a cli, but anyway thanks! I'll take a look.
– evb
Jan 29 at 20:00