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With the commandline pdf-crop-margins -u -s myscan.pdf, the rotated pages are restored before read-in. However, this creates a problem. The rotated pages are supposed to be treated as-is, since the scanner made some not-so-clever decisions and I rotated the pages manually so that they are in the proper direction. Is there an option in the command that let the read-in treat the rotations as-is?
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That would be a good option to have, but unfortunately it isn't currently implemented. As a workaround you could crop the ranges of rotated pages separately from the unrotated pages (although that could be a pain).
With the commandline
pdf-crop-margins -u -s myscan.pdf
, the rotated pages are restored before read-in. However, this creates a problem. The rotated pages are supposed to be treated as-is, since the scanner made some not-so-clever decisions and I rotated the pages manually so that they are in the proper direction. Is there an option in the command that let the read-in treat the rotations as-is?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: