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Update to 2.02 2.02: more progress on portability; introduced the beginnings of a suite of tests; improvements in the --keepinfo functionality, and to the treatment of file permissions (thanks to Marco Pessotto for these). [2010-04-14] 2.01: fixed a silly bug (thoughtless use of "test -a" in a couple of places) which seriously affected portability. [2010-04-13] 2.00: a major re-design. This is not completely backward-compatible with previous versions of the pdfnup, pdfjoin and pdf90 scripts. The differences in interface are few, though. In addition, various reported bugs have been fixed - many thanks to all those kind people who reported them (too numerous to list here!) [2010-03-14] 1.21: bug fixes, including security issues (many thanks to Eduard Bloch, Robert Buchholz and Martin Vaeth for helpful reports on vulnerabilities and for kindly contributing patches); the scripts now call for /bin/bash as interpreter; availability of mktemp is now also assumed; the Mac OS X droplets now look for pdflatex at (by default) /usr/texbin/pdflatex [2009-01-19]
2012-03-10 23:23:13 +01:00
@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.2 2012/03/10 22:23:13 markd Exp $
bin/pdf180
bin/pdf270
Initial import of PDFjam 1.2.0: PDFjam is a small collection of shell scripts which provide a simple interface to some of the functionality of the excellent pdfpages package (by Andreas Matthias) for pdfLaTeX. At present the utilities available are: + pdfnup, which allows PDF files to be "n-upped" in roughly the way that psnup does for PostScript files. + pdfjoin, which concatenates the pages of multiple PDF files together into a single file + pdf90, which rotates the pages of one or more PDF files through 90 degrees (anti-clockwise).
2006-01-09 11:10:08 +01:00
bin/pdf90
Update to 2.02 2.02: more progress on portability; introduced the beginnings of a suite of tests; improvements in the --keepinfo functionality, and to the treatment of file permissions (thanks to Marco Pessotto for these). [2010-04-14] 2.01: fixed a silly bug (thoughtless use of "test -a" in a couple of places) which seriously affected portability. [2010-04-13] 2.00: a major re-design. This is not completely backward-compatible with previous versions of the pdfnup, pdfjoin and pdf90 scripts. The differences in interface are few, though. In addition, various reported bugs have been fixed - many thanks to all those kind people who reported them (too numerous to list here!) [2010-03-14] 1.21: bug fixes, including security issues (many thanks to Eduard Bloch, Robert Buchholz and Martin Vaeth for helpful reports on vulnerabilities and for kindly contributing patches); the scripts now call for /bin/bash as interpreter; availability of mktemp is now also assumed; the Mac OS X droplets now look for pdflatex at (by default) /usr/texbin/pdflatex [2009-01-19]
2012-03-10 23:23:13 +01:00
bin/pdfbook
bin/pdfflip
bin/pdfjam
bin/pdfjam-pocketmod
bin/pdfjam-slides3up
bin/pdfjam-slides6up
Initial import of PDFjam 1.2.0: PDFjam is a small collection of shell scripts which provide a simple interface to some of the functionality of the excellent pdfpages package (by Andreas Matthias) for pdfLaTeX. At present the utilities available are: + pdfnup, which allows PDF files to be "n-upped" in roughly the way that psnup does for PostScript files. + pdfjoin, which concatenates the pages of multiple PDF files together into a single file + pdf90, which rotates the pages of one or more PDF files through 90 degrees (anti-clockwise).
2006-01-09 11:10:08 +01:00
bin/pdfjoin
bin/pdfnup
Update to 2.02 2.02: more progress on portability; introduced the beginnings of a suite of tests; improvements in the --keepinfo functionality, and to the treatment of file permissions (thanks to Marco Pessotto for these). [2010-04-14] 2.01: fixed a silly bug (thoughtless use of "test -a" in a couple of places) which seriously affected portability. [2010-04-13] 2.00: a major re-design. This is not completely backward-compatible with previous versions of the pdfnup, pdfjoin and pdf90 scripts. The differences in interface are few, though. In addition, various reported bugs have been fixed - many thanks to all those kind people who reported them (too numerous to list here!) [2010-03-14] 1.21: bug fixes, including security issues (many thanks to Eduard Bloch, Robert Buchholz and Martin Vaeth for helpful reports on vulnerabilities and for kindly contributing patches); the scripts now call for /bin/bash as interpreter; availability of mktemp is now also assumed; the Mac OS X droplets now look for pdflatex at (by default) /usr/texbin/pdflatex [2009-01-19]
2012-03-10 23:23:13 +01:00
bin/pdfpun
man/man1/pdf180.1
man/man1/pdf270.1
Initial import of PDFjam 1.2.0: PDFjam is a small collection of shell scripts which provide a simple interface to some of the functionality of the excellent pdfpages package (by Andreas Matthias) for pdfLaTeX. At present the utilities available are: + pdfnup, which allows PDF files to be "n-upped" in roughly the way that psnup does for PostScript files. + pdfjoin, which concatenates the pages of multiple PDF files together into a single file + pdf90, which rotates the pages of one or more PDF files through 90 degrees (anti-clockwise).
2006-01-09 11:10:08 +01:00
man/man1/pdf90.1
Update to 2.02 2.02: more progress on portability; introduced the beginnings of a suite of tests; improvements in the --keepinfo functionality, and to the treatment of file permissions (thanks to Marco Pessotto for these). [2010-04-14] 2.01: fixed a silly bug (thoughtless use of "test -a" in a couple of places) which seriously affected portability. [2010-04-13] 2.00: a major re-design. This is not completely backward-compatible with previous versions of the pdfnup, pdfjoin and pdf90 scripts. The differences in interface are few, though. In addition, various reported bugs have been fixed - many thanks to all those kind people who reported them (too numerous to list here!) [2010-03-14] 1.21: bug fixes, including security issues (many thanks to Eduard Bloch, Robert Buchholz and Martin Vaeth for helpful reports on vulnerabilities and for kindly contributing patches); the scripts now call for /bin/bash as interpreter; availability of mktemp is now also assumed; the Mac OS X droplets now look for pdflatex at (by default) /usr/texbin/pdflatex [2009-01-19]
2012-03-10 23:23:13 +01:00
man/man1/pdfbook.1
man/man1/pdfflip.1
man/man1/pdfjam-pocketmod.1
man/man1/pdfjam-slides3up.1
man/man1/pdfjam-slides6up.1
man/man1/pdfjam.1
Initial import of PDFjam 1.2.0: PDFjam is a small collection of shell scripts which provide a simple interface to some of the functionality of the excellent pdfpages package (by Andreas Matthias) for pdfLaTeX. At present the utilities available are: + pdfnup, which allows PDF files to be "n-upped" in roughly the way that psnup does for PostScript files. + pdfjoin, which concatenates the pages of multiple PDF files together into a single file + pdf90, which rotates the pages of one or more PDF files through 90 degrees (anti-clockwise).
2006-01-09 11:10:08 +01:00
man/man1/pdfjoin.1
man/man1/pdfnup.1
Update to 2.02 2.02: more progress on portability; introduced the beginnings of a suite of tests; improvements in the --keepinfo functionality, and to the treatment of file permissions (thanks to Marco Pessotto for these). [2010-04-14] 2.01: fixed a silly bug (thoughtless use of "test -a" in a couple of places) which seriously affected portability. [2010-04-13] 2.00: a major re-design. This is not completely backward-compatible with previous versions of the pdfnup, pdfjoin and pdf90 scripts. The differences in interface are few, though. In addition, various reported bugs have been fixed - many thanks to all those kind people who reported them (too numerous to list here!) [2010-03-14] 1.21: bug fixes, including security issues (many thanks to Eduard Bloch, Robert Buchholz and Martin Vaeth for helpful reports on vulnerabilities and for kindly contributing patches); the scripts now call for /bin/bash as interpreter; availability of mktemp is now also assumed; the Mac OS X droplets now look for pdflatex at (by default) /usr/texbin/pdflatex [2009-01-19]
2012-03-10 23:23:13 +01:00
man/man1/pdfpun.1
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