Command to combine several files as a single file, etc.
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Command to combine several files as a single file, etc.
Hi folks,
Frequently I save/print doucument from Website as
.html
.pdf
.ps
etc.
files. If the document consists of several pages then there will be serveral files. What command line/lines shall I use to combine file of several pages as a single file (not with 'echo' command). Or which application on KDE desktop shall I use to achieve this goal. After a single file created, how can I move pages around inside the file (not with copy/paste command).
Additional how to add 'note' to the file/page or bookmark a paragraph inside the file.
On the old day when I ran Windows, I used 'PaperPort', 'PageKeeper','Omnipage, etc. to do the abovementioned job. Are there similar applications on Open Source for FreeBSD/Unix/Linux worlds.
Sorry, maybe I have not explained clear in my first posting. I repeat it with following examples
1) Saving documents from website as following files
Page-1.pdf
Page-2.pdf
Page-3.pdf
Page-4.pdf
and so on
- how to combine all of them as a SINGLE file in the order of page number still in .pdf format.
- how to rearrange them in the SINGLE changing postition of Page-4 to Page-1 etc.
2) If printing documents from website as following files
Page-1.ps
Page-2.ps
Page-3.ps
Page-4.ps
and so on
- how to combine all of them as a SINGLE file in the order of page number still in .ps format.
- how to rearrange them in the SINGLE changing postition of Page-4 to Page-1 etc.
3) If saving documents from website as following files
Page-1.html
Page-2.html
Page-3.html
Page-4.html
and so on
- how to combine all of them as a SINGLE file in the order of page number still in .html format.
- how to rearrange them in the SINGLE changing postition of Page-4 to Page-1 etc.
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