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Old 04-25-2010, 03:00 PM   #2
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It might help to know what Operating System you're on, and whether or not you'd be OK with a command line tool.

Anyway, sopdf does this, and more (though with the right settings you can get it only to crop). It's very fast too. Calibre, which has its own subforum here, comes with a command line tool for cropping PDFs which you can automate if you combine with ghostscript (also free).

I gave instructions for using these to do batch crops of an entire directory of PDFs here and here.

Linux also has a GUI-based program called pdfedit.
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