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$Ghostscript add page numbers to pdf: >> http://pwm.cloudz.pw/download?file=ghostscript+add+page+numbers+to+pdf << (Download) Ghostscript add page numbers to pdf: >> http://pwm.cloudz.pw/read?file=ghostscript+add+page+numbers+to+pdf << (Read Online) linux pdf watermark pdftk multistamp pdftk stamp position pdftk add page numbers to pdf jpdf tweak pdftk add footer add page numbers to pdf command line pspdftool 13 Mar 2017 Then, we use GhostScript (it should be available as a package in most distros) to get the page numbers: gs -c "() (r) file runpdfbegin pdfpagecount = quit". There are lots of other FOSS that can retrieve the total number of pages from a PDF document if you do not want to go down the 5 May 2005 The code also has examples on how to get the date, how to calculate page size and how to ensure page numbering is correct. On a related note an example on how to get one page from a pdf to add as a watermark or stamp would be useful. Looking at pdf_main.ps it is possible but not obvious how to code What you want is indeed called page labels and can easily be added directly in the PDF's source code. Rename the I now tried again and filed a bug report for Ghostscript (bug 691889) concerning this. You can add/remove/change internal page numbers scheme in the "pages" tab of this freeware tool. 30 Apr 2015 gs -q -sPAPERSIZE=letter -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=single_file.pdf file_1.pdf file_2.pdf file_last.pdf. or pdftk file_1.pdf file_2.pdf file_last.pdf output single_file.pdf. Now you need to create a PDF that contains only page numbers. In numbers.tex: documentclass[12pt 6 Sep 2008 The simplest, but most time-intensive solution is to use PDF Editor to manually add page numbers one at a time. While that brute-force solution works, . for Black and white only PDF, You can convert its colorspace (I suppose to be RGB), to Grayscale, with this ghostscript command line. Code: Select all: gs Merge with Ghostscript. Use pdfpages on the Ghostscript output like this: documentclass{article} usepackage{pdfpages} usepackage{hyperref} begin{document} pagenumbering{Roman} setcounter{page}{4} includepdf[pages={1-17}]{gs-output.pdf} % contains table of contents pagenumbering{arabic} 8 Jul 2012 Does anyone know of a way to automatically generate page numbers in a PDF with the terminal? I have been working on a book with a few hundred pages in it that for practical reasons has been broken down into smaller source files. Because this book includes images, charts, diagrams in addition to This is useful for creating fixed size images of PDF files that may have a variety of page sizes, for example thumbnail images. This option is also set by the For example, adding the follow to the command line: -c "/ShowAnnotTypes [/Text /UnderLine]" -f would draw only The post you point to will work just fine for PostScript input, which is what its intended for. It won't work at all for PDF input, because PDF is not PostScript. It is possible to do what you want by writing PostScript, but its non-trivial, you would have to learn quite a bit of PostScript to get it to work and it would /PageLabels << /Nums [ 0 << /P (cover) >> % labels 1st$