#Pdf toolbox v6 mac os x#

#Pdf toolbox v6 mac os x#

PDF Toolbox Shell for Macĭownload Mac OS version PDF Toolbox and then unpack it into your disk of your Mac OS X system. There are examples in batch files for all commands of the program. Or you can go to the sub directory test in the directory of PDF Toolbox Command Line. For more usage guides, please just enter command pdftoolbox without any options and arguments, the whole manual will printed on the screen. This is just one basic example of using PDF Toolbox Command Line. outfile file4 is telling the program to save the merged PDF as 'file4.pdf'. merge tells the program to merge the input PDF files, A1-9 means that only page 1 to 9 will be retained in newly merged PDF. In the command line, A=file1.pdf B=file2.pdf C=file3.pdf are to indicate the three input PDF files with label A, B and C. pdftoolbox A=file1.pdf B=file2.pdf C=file3.pdf -merge A1-9 B C -outfile file4.pdf And only page 1 to 9 of the first PDF will be taken into the new merged PDF. Here is an example of merging three PDF files to one PDF. Where input files is for specifying one or more input file names, options is for setting options, and output is the name of output file. The basic usage of PDF Toolbox Command Line is pdftoolbox Open a MS-DOS command prompt window and then you can call the program in the command prompt window. The executable tool program is in the sub directory named ' bin', which is ' pdftoolbox.exe'. PDF Toolbox Command Lineįirstly, download the package of PDF Toolbox Command Line and then unpack it to your preferred directory in Windows. Here are the basic usage guides of the three version toolbox programs.

Each command appropriate for one version toolbox is also usable for the other two version toolbox programs. The three toolbox programs for different systems have the same commands and options. This is a brief introduction to using VeryPDF PDF Toolbox Command Line (for Windows), VeryPDF PDF Toolbox Shell for Mac, and VeryPDF PDF Toolbox Shell for Linux.