How to use the command `sam2p` (with examples)

How to use the command `sam2p` (with examples)

The sam2p command is a raster (bitmap) image converter with smart PDF and PostScript (EPS) output. It can be used to concatenate multiple PDF files into one.

Use case 1: Concatenate all PDF files into one

Code:

sam2p *.pdf path/to/output.pdf

Motivation: In situations where multiple PDF files need to be combined into a single document, sam2p provides an easy way to achieve this. It eliminates the need for manual copying and pasting of pages from different PDFs.

Explanation:

  • sam2p: The command name to execute the sam2p program.
  • *.pdf: A wildcard that matches any file with a .pdf extension in the current directory.
  • path/to/output.pdf: The file path and name for the output PDF document.

Example output: The command will process all PDF files in the current directory and create a single PDF file named output.pdf in the specified directory.

Conclusion

The sam2p command is a versatile tool for working with raster images, PDF files, and PostScript formats. It provides functionality for converting, manipulating, and concatenating documents with ease. Whether you need to convert an image to PDF, extract pages from a PDF, or concatenate multiple PDFs into one, sam2p has you covered. With its smart PDF and PostScript output capabilities, it ensures high-quality results for your image conversion needs.

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