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I have an a6 pdf book. I'd like to convert it to an a4 pdf so that when I print it, I can cut the a4 page in two (upside and downside will have the same content, so I'll end up with two copies of the book) and when putting together the pages, they can be read in sequence (I think this is called impose) Supose A,B,C,D are 4 pages of the book. I want the resulting file to be: DA DA and CD CD Was I clear? Sorry if I'm not using the correct terminology. as suggested, the mighty Multivalent tools are the solution, but they need to be combined with my Script I attach to perform the task you desire

I have a PDF with 4 pages. I want to create another PDF where the pages are positioned one after the another (Vertical aligment) in a single page. Which commandline tool can be used for that? there are several ways to perform this task, one easier, one harder The EASIER: A MULTIVALENT.JAR WAY Multivalent.jar is a stunning piece of free software able to perform many useful tasks on pdf you can download from one of these links (the 2009 multivalent.jar build available on sourceforge has no more pdf tools inside) http://minhateca.com.br/cixey/Documentos/Multivalent,584888318.jar(executabl http:/

I have several A4 PDF documents which I would like (two into one) "glue" together into A3 format PDF document. So I will get from 2PDFs A4 a single one sided PDF A3 . I have found the excellent utility PDFToolkit and some others but none of them can be used to "glue" side by side two documents. I just came across a nice tool on superuser.com called PDFjam that can do all of the above in a single command: pdfjam --nup 2x1 file1.pdf file2.pdf --outfile DONESKI.pdf It has other standard features like page size plus a nice syntax for more sophisticated collations of pages (the tricky page re