PDF split by bookmarks
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SplitPDF -SplitPDF.jar- is a ‘command-line driven’ Java-program, it splits a PDF-file by bookmarks into separated PDF’s. The bookmark is used as title for the newly created PDF. Extremely usefull and fast in a batch processing environment.
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Features
- Split a PDF into multiple PDF files based on the available bookmarks
- Programming language: Java
- command-line tool extremely useful for batch processing
- splits a specific PDF file or all files in a specific folder
- automatic clean of output folder before starting the process
- executing cmd-file before and after the process possible
- timestamp naming possible
- extracting only a specifice bookmark with wildcard is possible
- compress of the created files possible with a level range from 0 to 9
- merge with a pdf-file before and a pdf-file after is possible
- rename of original PDF file with extension .org is possible
- splitting one specific level, ALL levels or highest level possible
- a cross-platform application, developed with JRE 1.5 compliant platforms
- businessobjects alternative for report bursting
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User Reviews
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I was able to get this to work for my purposes by modifying a source file and updating the jar. It would be nice to update the jar with a new parameter similar to uniqueSplitFilename that provides filename customization using basename, bookmark, date, padded numbers w/ an option to start from 1. If I knew more java, I'd be happy to do it. Very fast execution!
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I like the possibility to integrate this wonderful tool into a command script that separates my PDF document every time I updated it. It worked for me, because I create the PDF document using OpenOffice Writer. When using PDFs made with pdflatex I experienced problems, too. But the tool is very helpful and I thank you for providing it.
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Did not really work for me. Could be the pdfs I was using. I did remove colons. Maybe there is some other characters that were giving it problems.
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Good program. I already had my pdf set up to the bookmarks I wanted. The only change I had to make is I had a colon character (:) in my bookmark and it didn't like it. Once I removed that it worked perfectly. used java -jar splitPDF.jar to get the list of command line parameters then java -jar splitPDF.jar -iFile <pdffile> to split the pdf. It put the pdfs in a subdirectory with the same name as the original file
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Thank you! I downloaded this and within 15 minutes had completed what would have been a painfully dull task that would have taken me about 2 hours.
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Very easy to use splitpdf