1PDF2DJVU(1)                     pdf2djvu manual                    PDF2DJVU(1)
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NAME

6       pdf2djvu - creates DjVu files from PDF files
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SYNOPSIS

9       pdf2djvu [{-o | --output} output-djvu-file] [option...] pdf-file...
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11       pdf2djvu {-i | --indirect} index-djvu-file  [option...] pdf-file...
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13       pdf2djvu {--version | --help | -h}
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DESCRIPTION

16       This program creates a DjVu file from one or more Portable Document
17       Format files.
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OPTIONS

20       pdf2djvu accepts the following options:
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22   Document type, file names
23       -o, --output=output-djvu-file
24           Generate a bundled multi-page document. Write the file into
25           output-djvu-file instead of standard output.
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27       -i, --indirect=index-djvu-file
28           Generate an indirect multi-page document. Use index-djvu-file as
29           the index file name; put the component files into the same
30           directory. The directory must exist and be writable.
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32       --page-id-template=template
33           Specifies the naming scheme for page identifiers. Consult the
34           “TEMPLATE LANGUAGE” section for the template language description.
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36           The default template is “p{page:04*}.djvu”.
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38           For portability reasons, page identifiers:
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40           ·   must consist only of lowercase ASCII letters, digits, _, +, -
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43           ·   cannot start with a +, - or a dot,
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45           ·   cannot contain two consecutive dots,
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47           ·   must end with the .djvu or the .djv extension.
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50       --page-id-prefix=prefix
51           Equivalent to “--page-id-template=prefix{page:04*}.djvu”.
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53       --page-title-template=template
54           Specifies the template for page titles. Consult the “TEMPLATE
55           LANGUAGE” section for the template language description.
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57           The default template is “{label}”.
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59       --no-page-titles
60           Don't set page titles.
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62   Resolution, page size
63       -d, --dpi=resolution
64           Specifies the desired resolution to resolution dots per inch. The
65           default is 300 dpi. The allowed range is: 72 ≤ resolution ≤ 6000.
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67       --media-box
68           Use MediaBox to determine page size.  CropBox is used by default.
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70       --page-size=widthxheight
71           Specifies the preferred page size to width pixels × height pixels.
72           The actual page size may be altered in order to respect aspect
73           ratio and DjVu limitations on resolution. (This option takes
74           precedence over -d/--dpi.)
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76       --guess-dpi
77           Try to guess native resolution by inspecting embedded images. Use
78           with care.
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80   Image quality
81       --bg-slices=n+...+n, --bg-slices=n,...,n
82           Specifies the encoding quality of the IW44 background layer. This
83           option is similar to the -slice option of c44. Consult the c44(1)
84           manual page for details. The default is 72+11+10+10.
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86       --bg-subsample=n
87           Specifies the background subsampling ratio. The default is 3. Valid
88           values are integers between 1 and 12, inclusive.
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90       --fg-colors=default
91           Try to preserve all the foreground layer colors. This is the
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94       --fg-colors=web
95           Reduce foreground layer colors to the web palette (216 colors).
96           This option is not recommended.
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98       --fg-colors=n
99           Use GraphicsMagick to reduce number of distinct colors in the
100           foreground layer to n. Valid values are integers between 1 and
101           4080. This option is not recommended.
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103       --fg-colors=black
104           Discard any color information from the foreground layer.
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106       --monochrome
107           Render pages as monochrome bitmaps. With this option, --bg-...  and
108           --fg-...  options are not respected.
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110       --loss-level=n
111           Specifies the aggressiveness of the lossy compression. The default
112           is 0 (lossless). Valid values are integers between 0 and 200,
113           inclusive. This option is similar to the -losslevel option of cjb2;
114           consult the cjb2(1) manual page for details. This option can be
115           used only if the --monochrome option is also enabled.
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117       --lossy
118           Synonym for --loss-level=100.
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120       --anti-alias
121           Enable font and vector anti-aliasing. This option is not
122           recommended.
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124   Extraction
125       --no-metadata
126           Don't extract the metadata.
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128           By default:
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130           ·   The following entries of the document information dictionary
131               are extracted: Title, Author, Subject, Creator, Producer,
132               CreationDate, ModDate. Timestamps are formatted according to
133               RFC 3999[1], with date and time components separated by a
134               single space.
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136           ·   The XMP metadata is extracted (or created) and updated
137               accordingly.
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141               If multiple input documents are specified, only metadata of the
142               first one is taken into account.
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144       --verbatim-metadata
145           Keep the original metadata intact.
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147       --no-outline
148           Don't extract the document outline.
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150       --hyperlinks=border-avis
151           Make hyperlink borders always visible.
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153           By default, a hyperlink border is visible only when the mouse is
154           over the hyperlink.
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156       --hyperlinks=#RRGGBB
157           Force the specified border color for hyperlinks.
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159       --no-hyperlinks, --hyperlinks=none
160           Don't extract hyperlinks.
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162       --no-text
163           Don't extract the text.
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165       --words
166           Extract the text. Record the location of every word. This is the
167           default.
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169       --lines
170           Extract the text. Record the location of every line, rather that
171           every word.
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173       --crop-text
174           Extract no text outside the page boundary.
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176       --no-nfkc
177           Do not apply NFKC[2] normalization on the text, except for
178           characters from the Alphabetic Presentation Forms block[3]
179           (U+FB00–U+FB4F), which are normalized unconditionally.
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181           The default is to apply NFKC normalization on all characters.
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183       --filter-text=command-line
184           Filter the text through the command-line. The provided filter must
185           preserve whitespace, control characters and decimal digits.
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187           This option implies --no-nfkc.
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189       -p, --pages=page-range
190           Specifies pages to convert.  page-range is a comma-separated list
191           of sub-ranges. Each sub-range is either a single page (e.g. 17) or
192           a contiguous range of pages (e.g. 37-42). Duplicate page numbers
193           are not allowed. Pages are numbered from 1.
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195           The default is to convert all pages.
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197   Performance
198       -j, --jobs=n
199           Use n threads to perform conversion. The default is to use one
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202       -j0, --jobs=0
203           Determine automatically how many threads to use to perform
204           conversion.
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206   Verbosity, help
207       -v, --verbose
208           Display more informational messages while converting the file.
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210       -q, --quiet
211           Don't display informational messages while converting the file.
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213       --version
214           Output version information and exit.
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216       -h, --help
217           Display help and exit.
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ENVIRONMENT

220       The following environment variables affects pdf2djvu on Unix systems:
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222       OMP_*
223           Details of runtime behavior with respect to parallelism can be
224           controlled by several environment variables. Please refer to the
225           OpenMP API specification[4] for details.
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227       TMPDIR
228           pdf2djvu makes heavy use of temporary files. It will store them in
229           a directory specified by this variable. The default is /tmp.
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TEMPLATE LANGUAGE

232   Template syntax
233       The template language is roughly modeled on the Python string
234       formatting syntax[5].
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236       A template is a piece of text which contains fields, surrounded by
237       curly braces {}. Fields are replaced with appropriately formatted
238       values when the template is evaluated. Moreover, {{ is replaced with a
239       single { and }} is replaced with a single }.
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241   Field syntax
242       Each field consists of a variable name, optionally followed by a shift,
243       optionally followed by a format specification.
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245       The shift is a signed (i.e. starting with a + or - character) integer.
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247       The format specification consists of a colon, followed by a width
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250       The width specification is a decimal integer defining the minimum field
251       width. If not specified, then the field width will be determined by the
252       content. Preceding the width specification with a zero (0) character
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255       The width specification is optionally followed by an asterisk (*)
256       character, which increases the minimum field width to the width of the
257       longest possible content of the variable.
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259   Available variables
260       dpage
261           Page number in the DjVu document.
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263       page, spage
264           Page number in the PDF document.
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267           Page label (logical page number) in the PDF document.
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IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS

272   Layer separation algorithm
273       Unless the --monochrome option is on, pdf2djvu uses the following naive
274       layer separation algorithm:
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276        1. For each page, do the following:
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278            1. Rasterize the page into a pixmap, in the usual manner.
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280            2. Rasterize the page into another pixmap, omitting the following
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BUG REPORTS

302       If you find a bug in pdf2djvu, please report it at the issue tracker[6]
303       or to the mailing list[7].
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SEE ALSO

306       djvu(1), djvudigital(1), csepdjvu(1)
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NOTES

309        1. RFC 3999
310           https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3339
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312        2. NFKC
313           https://unicode.org/reports/tr15/
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315        3. Alphabetic Presentation Forms block
316           https://unicode.org/charts/PDF/UFB00.pdf
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318        4. OpenMP API specification
319           https://www.openmp.org/specifications/
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321        5. Python string formatting syntax
322           https://docs.python.org/2/library/string.html#format-string-syntax
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324        6. the issue tracker
325           https://github.com/jwilk/pdf2djvu/issues
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327        7. the mailing list
328           https://groups.io/g/pdf2djvu
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