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delete some space in every page of a pdf file

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tomos:
Hi Contro - did you not ask this question before?

Doesnt sound to me like it would be worth the effort...
-tomos (October 22, 2013, 01:38 PM)
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It would be if that top isn't blank!-TaoPhoenix (October 22, 2013, 02:09 PM)
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good point - in fact I think the query it reminded me of was to do with removing blank space in a pdf...

Nod5:
Try Briss
http://sourceforge.net/projects/briss/
or pdfcrop
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcrop/

Contro:
Try Briss
http://sourceforge.net/projects/briss/
or pdfcrop
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcrop/

-Nod5 (October 22, 2013, 03:56 PM)
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Good idea.

Contro:
Hi Contro - did you not ask this question before?

Doesnt sound to me like it would be worth the effort...
-tomos (October 22, 2013, 01:38 PM)
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It would be if that top isn't blank!-TaoPhoenix (October 22, 2013, 02:09 PM)
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good point - in fact I think the query it reminded me of was to do with removing blank space in a pdf...
-tomos (October 22, 2013, 03:33 PM)
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I think I have made similar questions but not this.
Is not edit.
I have searchable pdf mounted with heading or footers. Sometimes I want to remove.
Or despersonalized. Are differents, so image pdf is the starting point because the interest is remove by position or region.
 :-*

peter.s:
Contro, you're always asking for some, more or less dedicated, tool. Now you must start to get acquainted with the idea, I think, that there will be no other way than to lern a scripting language, like AHK, AI or one of the paid ones, and then script your own "tools", which might imply some 10 or 25 lines (not counting the braces, in AHK).

There is a decisive difference between cheap, bad macro tools, and the better ones (even macro tools costing 40, 50, 50 dollars are valid contenders here): The better ones (and all the scripting languages, of course) permit the analysis of what formerly you brought into the clipboard, then the script, by control-c. So wherever you are able to do such a copy of text parts (and of course the selection of text, beforehand), script languages, or the better ones of the macro tools, can check for the content, and act accordingly to this content, i.e. to elements of it, in the way of "if whole string contains abc, then do x, else if it contains bcd, then do y", and so on.

There is a lot of fun in running such little scriptlets, since you become aware you are able of "programming": It's very satisfying to see the computer do things for you, at last, instead of just using it, "manually", in a kind of "typewriter" setting, not getting out of it anything else than more erudite third parties set it up to do for you.

Then, you could publish 25 lines of script here, complaining, but it doesn't do this or that yet, and people who do such a script in 8 minutes, would be happy to guide you to the tiny element you will have overlooked.

And a last word. Many people here ain't "native (English) speakers", but we all try to learn from the native speakers' (presumed) correct English, and that's why most non-native speakers here would not write something like "Is not edit." in their 1,525th post anymore.

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