also sprach Jeff [2018-04-10 05:54 +1200]:
> I've added this for the next release.
You are an awesome maintainer and upstream. Thank you so much for
your perseverance and short turn-around times, which really make
gscan2pdf better for me every day. It's already an indispensable
tool in my workflo
I've added this for the next release.
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also sprach Jeff [2018-04-05 04:05 +1200]:
> Do you know of a command-line tool with which I can build a PDF with a
> password, or at least add a password to an existing PDF?
pdftk can do that:
pdftk input.pdf output output.pdf encrypt_128bit user_pw s3cr3t
Cheers!
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.''`. martin f. kra
gscan2pdf uses pdfimages to extract the images. pdfimages supports
supplying a password, so this is doable.
Do you know of a command-line tool with which I can build a PDF with a
password, or at least add a password to an existing PDF? I'd want to
create a unit test, and I'd rather build the PDF o
Package: gscan2pdf
Version: 1.8.11-1
Severity: wishlist
If I --import a file with PDF encryption, it'd be nice if gscan2pdf
could prompt me for a password to unlock the file. Would this be
doable without too much trouble?
At this stage, on import, I get errors:
1. "Error extracting text layer
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