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Old 02-15-2010, 04:45 PM   #8
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Not at all. It's similar, slightly simpler really. Open a terminal and navigate to the folder with your PDFs and type in:

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for i in *.pdf ; do pdfmanipulate crop -o "${i%.pdf}-cropped.pdf" -x 80 -y 70 -w 70 -v 80 "$i" ; done
Change the values for -x -y -w and -v as desired.
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