Linux command
pdfbook2 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Example
pdfbook2 [path/to/file.pdf]
Example
pdfbook2 -p a4paper [path/to/file.pdf]
Example
pdfbook2 -p a4paper -i 50 [path/to/file.pdf]
Example
pdfbook2 -p a4paper --signature 24 [path/to/file.pdf]
说明
pdfbook2 creates printable booklets from PDF files by rearranging pages into printer spreads. The output is designed for double-sided printing in landscape mode with long-edge flipping, resulting in a booklet that can be folded and bound. For larger documents, the signature option divides the booklet into smaller sections (signatures) that can be nested and bound together. Each signature must contain a number of pages divisible by 4.
参数
- -p, --paper _size_
- Set paper size (a4paper, letterpaper, etc.)
- -s, --short-edge
- Use short-edge binding (default is long-edge)
- -n, --no-crop
- Do not crop pages before reassembling
- -o, --outer-margin _pixels_
- Set outer margin (default: 40)
- -i, --inner-margin _pixels_
- Set inner margin (default: 150)
- -t, --top-margin _pixels_
- Set top margin (default: 30)
- -b, --bottom-margin _pixels_
- Set bottom margin (default: 30)
- --signature _num_
- Number of pages per signature (must be divisible by 4)
- --signature\* _num_
- Same as --signature but allow incomplete last signature
- -h, --help
- Display help message
FAQ
What is the pdfbook2 command used for?
pdfbook2 creates printable booklets from PDF files by rearranging pages into printer spreads. The output is designed for double-sided printing in landscape mode with long-edge flipping, resulting in a booklet that can be folded and bound. For larger documents, the signature option divides the booklet into smaller sections (signatures) that can be nested and bound together. Each signature must contain a number of pages divisible by 4.
How do I run a basic pdfbook2 example?
Run `pdfbook2 [path/to/file.pdf]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p, --paper _size_ do in pdfbook2?
Set paper size (a4paper, letterpaper, etc.)