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As an aside, how does Ghostscript handle if the original pages aren't letter? I'm wondering if a command like this isn't doing more than it needs to. The way pa
by jdmichal 11y ago
As an aside, how does Ghostscript handle if the original pages aren't letter? I'm wondering if a command like this isn't doing more than it needs to. The way page trees work in the PDF file format, it's pretty easy to just create a new root page tree node that has as a child all the root page tree nodes of the other documents. This would maintain the individual paper size and orientation of each source document. The only "fun" part would be reindexing all the objects as you bring them into the new document.
- _kst_ 11y ago"As an aside, how does Ghostscript handle if the original pages aren't letter?" I have no idea. Most of the PDFs I deal with happen to be letter. I found that command a few years ago and haven't bothered to investigate further, since it suits my purposes most of the time. "I'm wondering if a command like this isn't doing more than it needs to." I wouldn't be at all surprised.