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First, many thanks for keeping this project alive. It's a key part of my professional workflow!
I am trying to add the following command (as I would write in a terminal):
pdfseparate myfile.pdf %d-myfile.pdf
which creates 0-myfile.pdf, 1-myfile.pdf, ... for each page of the original file.
As you can see pdfseparate requires %d to execute otherwise it fails and complains : must contain '%d' (or any variant respecting printf format) if more than one page should be extracted, in order to print the page number
I'm looking for a way to run this in actions-for-nautilus. pdfseparate %F %d-myfile.pdf does not work because both %F and %d are changed.
I have not managed to write this command in actions-for-nautilus that makes it run successfully.
I need to be able to use %F as a placeholder but keep %d as is. How can I escape a specific part of the command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First, many thanks for keeping this project alive. It's a key part of my professional workflow!
I am trying to add the following command (as I would write in a terminal):
which creates
0-myfile.pdf
,1-myfile.pdf
, ... for each page of the original file.As you can see
pdfseparate
requires%d
to execute otherwise it fails and complains :must contain '%d' (or any variant respecting printf format) if more than one page should be extracted, in order to print the page number
I'm looking for a way to run this in
actions-for-nautilus
.pdfseparate %F %d-myfile.pdf
does not work because both%F
and%d
are changed.I have not managed to write this command in
actions-for-nautilus
that makes it run successfully.I need to be able to use
%F
as a placeholder but keep%d
as is. How can I escape a specific part of the command?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: