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On 8/14/2011 4:44 PM, R. Derek Pattison wrote:
So to clear a couple things up, first I am on a Mac, not Linux. Secondly, there is no particular 
reason I /have/ to use LibreOffice to edit the PDFs, I could use another PDF editor, but since 
OpenOffice was a suggestion given in a GoogleSearch, and I already used LibreOffice, I thought I 
would try it. Also, I was hoping to use something free, since this is not for anything 
professional, just for personal purposes.

I’ve used Preview on my Mac, and it does like 75% of what I want, but the ability to copy pages 
from one PDF to another and merge them or cut one PDF into multiple ones eludes me, which is why I 
was trying with LibreOffice. But as I said, it tends to try and read the pictures of words as text, 
and since the scans aren’t that great, it ends up just being gobbledygook.

I tried the plugin suggested in a previous post, but that was already installed in my default 
install of LibreOffice.

I will try GIMP and maybe some other image editors and see if they work for what I need. Any other 
suggestions are welcome!

Thanks,
Derek

What you need is PDF Split and Merge (http://www.pdfsam.org/). It is FOSS and there is a version for MACs. You can split any pdf into separate files for each page and then recombine any mix you want into a new file.


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