User Guide

ARTS PDF Split Pro™ Guide
Command Line Interface
7.1.4. Split into Single Pages
To split by single pages, you will need to use the fragment size (-k), input (-i) and
output (-o) switches.
For example:
“c:\ARTS PDF Split Pro CL.exe" -k 1 -i "c:\inputfile.pdf “ -o
"c:\outputfolder\basefilename"
In addition, you can use the serial number (-n) switch to add padded zeros to the suffix
and use the fragment numbering (-f) switch to specify the starting number.
For example, the following will add a suffix to all output filenames with an incrementing
3 digit value starting at 6:
“c:\ARTS PDF Split Pro CL.exe" -k 1 -f 6 -n 3 -i "c:\inputfile.pdf “ -o
"c:\outputfolder\basefilename"
7.1.5. Split by Page Range
To split by page range, you will need to use the page range (-r), input (-i) and output
(-o) switches.
For example:
“c:\ARTS PDF Split Pro CL.exe" -r 5-10 -i "c:\inputfile.pdf “ -o
"c:\outputfolder\outputfile.pdf"
7.2. Parsing Methods
7.2.1. Parse a page
To parse a single page to a text file, you will need to use the parse (-pa), input
(-i) and output (-o) switches.
For example:
“c:\ARTS PDF Split Pro CL.exe" -pa 2 -i "c:\inputfile.pdf “ -o "c:\outputfile.txt"
7.2.2. Parse a page range
To parse a range of pages of a PDF file to a text file, you will need to use the parse
debug (-pr), input (-i) and output (-o) switches.
For example:
“c:\ARTS PDF Split Pro CL.exe" -pr 1-5 -i "c:\inputfile.pdf “ -o "c:\outputfile.txt "
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