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Is there a command to compile several PDF files in only one with Arbortext Editor ?

dgopois
12-Amethyst

Is there a command to compile several PDF files in only one with Arbortext Editor ?

I have a file "master" xml that references other xml files (of different types, different pattern depending on the type of document). From this file, I run a command that generates the ACL of each PDF file.

My question is, is there a way from Arbortext Editor to assemble all these PDF files into a single PDF file?

Kind regards

David

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I don't believe there is a way to merge PDFs in Arbortext from the command line (but would love to be proven wrong).

This shouldn't cause you problems though. There are so many PDF merge tools out there you could probably find a suitable command-line driven one with a quick google search.

Alternatively if you know any Java programming at all you could quite quickly build a merging tool using the iText library. You could add that Java class to your Arbortext setup and then call a java_static() ACL method using the Arbortext command line that would do the merging.

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I don't believe there is a way to merge PDFs in Arbortext from the command line (but would love to be proven wrong).

This shouldn't cause you problems though. There are so many PDF merge tools out there you could probably find a suitable command-line driven one with a quick google search.

Alternatively if you know any Java programming at all you could quite quickly build a merging tool using the iText library. You could add that Java class to your Arbortext setup and then call a java_static() ACL method using the Arbortext command line that would do the merging.

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