Hi,
To answer my own question and for the benefit of others:
I found an interesting idea on somebody's website:
http://gem.win.co.nz/mb/misc/shellcmds.txt along with some other
interesting PS type jobs.
At the bottom, there is mention of some tools from the psutils package,
namely psbook and psnu
Hello, Ralph:
It seems like a standard kind of thing to want to do.
Has anybody done this from Lilypond?
Not directly in Lilypond...
However, I did write a small Java class that does what you want from an
original PDF source (controlling the open source iText Java-PDF
classes), and I use it all
Hi,
I'm not positive about your specific needs, but generally some
combination of the Unix utilities psbook and psnup will do the
kind of layouts you describe. You create a normal postscript file
then use psbook to rearrange the page order, then use psnup to put
2, 4, or 8 pages onto 1 page. Tha
Hi,
I know that this is really a Ghostscript/Tex type of questions, but
given the context, I wondered if you guys had any experience in this
area.
I'm considering getting an A3 duplex laser printer to print multi-page
parts.
Now, as long as the output is for up to 4 pages, then it is just a case
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