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Old 02-14-2015, 08:18 PM   #989
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Originally Posted by dhdurgee View Post
I just gave the following a try, but the results were unexpected:

k2pdfopt -bpc 1 -cbox1 0in,.52in -m .11in,.04in,.14in,.6in Analog_2014-12-01.pdf

Reading 4 pages from Analog_2014-12-01.pdf ...

Detecting document orientation ... No rotation necessary.

SOURCE PAGE 1 of 4 (5.7 x 9.6 in) ... 3 new pages saved.

SOURCE PAGE 2 of 4 (5.6 x 9.0 in) ... 0 new pages saved.

SOURCE PAGE 3 of 4 (5.7 x 9.0 in) ... 0 new pages saved.

SOURCE PAGE 4 of 4 (5.6 x 9.0 in) ... 0 new pages saved.

4 pages written to Analog_2014-12-01_k2opt.pdf (0.1 MB).

Note that only the first page was processed, I expected all four pages to be processed with the first page only having just the top .52in cropped off before further processing. What did I miss?

Dave
I may have misremembered--you may need to explicitly state that all the other pages use a default crop box. Try adding this to the command line:

-cbox2- 0,0
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