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Bash Script to Scale and Resize PDFs using Ghostscript
As mentioned in #28 the Ghostscript team has rewritten the PDF interpreter in C rather than the old PostScript one. This led to an output where elements didn‘t get centered...
I am pretty confident that this is not immediately related to pdfScale but rather to a change in one of its dependencies that leads to the outcome. ## Expectation: When...
I've found an odd case where a [specific png](https://github.com/RamKromberg/pdfScale.sh_is_lossy/blob/main/in.png) was being converted into a jpeg when going through img2pdf and pdfScale.sh. I've uploaded it and a test script showcasing the...
If -s auto is used, pdfScale.sh will compute the scale itself. This is useful when one wants to print a PDF onto a different media than its indicated media size,...
# Tested Systems - Debian 18 Jessie 32bit & 64bit - Debian 17 Wheezy 32bit & 64bit - Ubuntu 16 32bit & 64bit - Amazon Linux AMI 2016.09 32bit -...
## Time to kill all dependencies We finally have a solution for getting the page size with ghostscript. Thank you Stefan Dragnev! https://stackoverflow.com/a/52644056/1273636 *PROS* - No need for external dependencies...
## Working with pages Implement option to "explode" a PDF into several PDFs (one per page). Same functionality as my pdfSplit.sh script. https://gist.github.com/tavinus/1a2ae53441b3fa725e93ec043b8b1112 Additionally, give the option for the user...
Hi, Not a major issue as things seem to otherwise be working, but I am getting the following error message when running pdfscale to resize some Illustrator PDFs. `PdfScale: ERROR!...
Hi, tavinus. I'd like to package your very helpful script for the Tiny Core Linux repository. Can you please clarify its license? The script just says that it is "free"...
pdfscale custom resize appears to generate different flavor of pdf that interferes with gs PDFX (?)
### For some reason, I've encountered an issue where pdf's scaled using 'custom' page size don't seem to allow post-application of PDFX items, while when I use a standard 11x17...