“If you have two or more Words documents, you can easily open
them in any Office suite and cut/paste the content to split or
merge them. What about PDF files? If you have several PDF files
that you want to merge together, how can you do it with the same
ease? In Linux, PDF-Shuffler is the answer.“PDF-Shuffler is the frontend interface for pyPdf. pyPdf is a
PDF toolkit built with pure-python library. It is capable of
extracting document information, splitting and merging documents,
cropping pages, encrypting and decrypting PDF files. PDF-Shuffler
merely make use of the splitting and merging functionality of pyPdf
and turn itself into an easy to use and useful application.”
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