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The open source PDF stitching software for sewists, by sewists. PDFSticher is a utility for stitching together many PDF pages from one document into a single page. This is also called "N-Up" or page imposition. This program was created in order to convert sewing patterns into a convenient format for projecting, though it could be used to stitch together any PDF. Since version 0.4, it is also possible to select layers for inclusion/exclusion in the final output. Additionally, line properties...

Preprinting preparation tool for PDF ebooks. On windows create a folder build/ beside src/ directory. PDF v1.7 support. Decrypt encrypted PDFs. Join or Split PDFs. Scale to any paper size, with specified margin. Write Page numbers. Write text and transform pages (rotate, flip, move). Booklet format arrange. 2 or 4 pages per page (2-up, 4-up). More readable output syntax for easy debugging.

This class is based on the work of Ken Arroyo Ohori for his doctoral thesis. The salient features of the class are as follows. Wide margin to house captions, small figures or tables, and textual notes. Mini table of contents in the margin at the start of each chapter. Easily customisable chapter headings. Flexible citations with references both in the margin and in the bibliography at the end. Powered by KOMA-Script. Many commands have been redefined to ease the life of the user. ...

GridSheet is a command line-based printable graphing paper generator, allowing user to generate quadrille paper with custom page size, background color, margin, grid spacing, line thickness, and line color; with two different line styles supported on the same grid. Output format is PDF 1.3. Other than command-line program, it also come with a CGI front end that can be installed as a web application, allowing intranet users to generate graphing paper from their web browser. GridSheet is written in Perl with no dependency on third-party modules, thus works on any platform with Perl 5.6+ interpreter available, including GNU/Linux, UNIX, Microsoft Windows, and DOS.