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Originally Posted by willus
The idea is that once you specify -cbox even once, k2pdfopt uses that paradigm, and only converts the specified crop boxes over their specified page ranges. I suppose that may not be the most natural way to think about it, but once you know that, it's not difficult to use the option correctly. I will clarify this in the usage.
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That should do the trick. As long as it is clear how this works it can be dealt with.
On a totally separate subject, I know that your tool does OCR for the purpose of enabling searches to work on a scanned document. Is it possible now, or would an enhancement make sense, to offer an option to create a mobi or epub document with the OCR text and the graphics/images from the source as opposed to a PDF document? I am aware that no OCR is perfect, so there will certainly be errors in the output, but the ebook format will be a much more flexible fit to a dedicated reader than even the current output of the package.
This might be beyond your design goals for this tool, but I think there might be others beside myself interested in a native format document for a dedicated reader from less than perfect sources. Your tool does well with adapting a scanned PDF document for a dedicated reader. This might be a logical further step along the path.
Dave