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I have a client who wants to sell PDF books with the buyer's name and timestamp embedded in the PDF so it would be visible on several pages through the PDF book. This would be purchased through PayPal. Is there Linux command line software to write a string into a PDF so that it is visible when viewed as a PDF document? Don't want to watermark the page, just a small section for it to print something like "Purchased by John Doe on MM/DD/YY'.
My suggestion would be to take a look at the toolchain of commands Calibre uses when editing ebooks, of which PDF is one of the formats
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I generated some barcode files using python-barcode as png image files.
and I would like to know the best way to actually print those image files on actual paper using the system printer.
Bulk processing is the way for me.
Any hint would be much appreciated.
maybe it works pywin32 , sample document link
http://timgolden.me.uk/python/win32_how_do_i/print.html
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I'm looking for a tool where I can reliable convert a pdf to an excel spreadsheet from the commandline (as I would like to use a script to automate this).
I need something that will properly convert the pdf, as you would using Acrobat Pro or similar programs.
pdftotext This command will help you to convert pdf to text. Excel has the capability to import text data. If you prefer to convert text data to csv please refer the answer given here
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Onetime I used 1 tool for to draw website sitemap, I forget the name of it and cant find it anymore. It is very easy to use and fast. I only have picture of 1 of mine drawings to show you to help me find out the name of it. I googled for a long time and nothing. It works you make a point and other point and type name of the 1st page and you continue to spread.
The application is called Mindnode. You can get it here http://mindnode.com/.
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I have a large amount of document in different format, e.g. doc, xls, ppt, docx, odf, etc. I am looking for a Linux library, which allow me to convert different kinds of document to PDF with a command.
Is this library exist? Do you have any suggestion?
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A good place to start would probably be the source code of LibreOffice.
It's not a "library" as such, but you can use OpenOffice conversions from the command line: http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=7242
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Could I get FreeBSD handbook in PDF without converting?
There is a PDF version of the handbook in English at ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/doc/handbook.
For other languages, you need to select the language ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/doc/ and then browse to books/handbook directory.
The filename is book.pdf.zip.
Latest version of FreeBSD Handbook in PDF format at:
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/doc/handbook/book.pdf.zip
note: the above link can be slow to start download, so just give it sometime :)