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DOC is Microsoft Word proprietary binary document file format. It was super popular before the trend of Microsoft OOXML formats (e.g. docx). This command example showing how to convert multiple DOC files into ODT files. This article is intended to help converting proprietary Microsoft document format files into OpenDocument Format files.
I have many PDF files. I want to
collect them into one single PDF. I want to order them so my oldest
PDF will be in the beginning, and the newest is in the end. How to do
it in Linux? Just use PDFSAM. This article has two main parts. First,
how to merge PDF files. Second, how to split a single PDF into many
PDF according of its pages.
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| Merging or Splitting |
Unoconv is a command line based application which makes document conversion especially automated document conversion easier. We can convert one even a hundred documents into another format in a single command. Unoconv converts between any document formats which LibreOffice supports or understands. It uses LibreOffice UNO bindings for on interactive conversion of documents. Unoconv needs to start an instance of LibreOffice or use an instance of LibreOffice you might have already running (if any) to do the conversion processes. Supported document formats such as: Open Document Format (.odt), MS Word (.doc), MS Office Open/MS OOXML (.xml), Portable Document Format (.pdf), HTML, XHTML, RTF, Docbook (.xml), and more. You can get list of complete supported formats by running "unoconv --show" (without quotes) on the Terminal.
