Scanning incomplete and updated documents
Antonio Carlini
a.carlini at ntlworld.com
Fri Apr 17 12:06:59 CDT 2020
On 17/04/2020 17:02, Alan Perry via cctalk wrote:
>
> Looking at the document, my case looks more interesting.
>
> As I noted, the two sets of appendices are mostly completely
> different. There are 9 appendices that look like they are from the
> primary document and 5 that look like they are from inserted pages.
> Both sets start numbering from "A". There is one title shared between
> the two sets.
>
> But the really interesting thing is that the copyright date on the
> "primary" document is AFTER the date in the footers of the "inserted"
> pages.
>
> FYI - the document is Computervision CADDStation System Software
> Installation.
>
> So, any recommendations on what I should do?
I have no particular recommendation as such, other than to scan every
page and to keep them all together: if they started life as one folder
then I'd suggest that they should continue that way.
If you do that and a "better organisation" or "standard" appears later,
it should be easy enough to post-process your PDF to arrange the pages
to meet that new standard.
>
> Also, any recommendations on a software tool to slice and dice PDFs
> that is inexpensive?
pdftk works well for managing pages and PDFs. I've used pdfshuffler too,
when I want a "visual" tool.
Antonio
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