Simon Rechermann

Thanks for your help! It works now after some playing around

Hi, thanks for your help! I'm on windows 11 and I use power shell: PS C:\Users\simon\dev\py_pdf2rmnotebook\pdfs> echo image test.pdf 1 0 0 0.7 | drawj2d -Trm Welcome to Drawj2d Copyright (c) A. Vontobel, 2014-2024 Version 1.3.3 Mode: JTikZ Hecl exception: {ERROR {Missing filename}} {image 1} Error occurred. Check for error messages. PS C:\Users\simon\dev\py_pdf2rmnotebook\pdfs> echo image test.pdf 1 0 0 0.7 | drawj2d -Trmdoc Welcome to Drawj2d Copyright (c) A. Vontobel, 2014-2024 Version 1.3.3 Mode:...

I finally had the time to create a python program that does what I requested. It uses draw2dj to be able to convert multipage PDFs into a rmdoc file. I'll link it here if anyone finds this discussion and wants to use it. https://github.com/simon-rechermann/py_pdf2rmnotebook

Ok thanks a lot! I'll maybe ask the pdf2rmnotebook guys if they can add this feature or maybe create a small python program that does it if I find the time to dig a little bit deeper into this topic

Is there a possibilty to convert a PDF with multiple pages to a rmdoc file somehow? I saw that https://github.com/JCN-9000/pdf2rmnotebook only supports zip and rmn files but the USB web interface only supports the rmdoc format. I saw that the support for the new sync protocol of https://github.com/juruen/rmapi/ is experimental so I though the best way would be to create a rmdoc containing multiple pages if this is possible somehow. BR Simon