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Originally Posted by agelos100
I have Windows 8.1
I just checked -px command and it seems to me that it just deletes specified page; Is there a way to keep that page at its original size (that would be useful if the page has a picture or a map or a drawing)?
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I'm not sure what to tell you about the file name mangling. Maybe it has to do with you running a Greek version of Windows (something I have not tested directly)? K2pdfopt correctly handle unicode/wide character file names in my testing. BTW, I'm running Windows 10, not Windows 7--I forgot that I upgraded a while back.
[EDIT: Never mind--I duplicated the bug. It happens when you do a native conversion (which uses a different set of functions to write the converted file). Should be easy to fix.]
There is not a simple way to do different types of conversions (e.g. no text re-flow vs. text re-flow) on different pages within the same document other than to do them with separate commands and then merge the two converted files back together with a utility like cpdf (my favorite) or pdfsam. But pictures and maps should be preserved even with text re-flow, particularly if you use the
-f2p -2 option.