Shift placement ot multistamp/multiwatermark by several pages #734
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Hello! Thanks for the effort. This makes sense. |
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Thanks for your time and input! This is part of https://github.com/pdfcpu/pdfcpu/releases/tag/v0.6.0 I have elaborated on your idea and pdfcpu now allows for specifying both the start page # of the stamp file and also the first page number of the destination file to apply multi stamping. Whenever possible any extension of a pdfcpu command also needs to be reflected on the CLI. |
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A possible implementation of #733.
The idea is to be able to configure the
Watermarkfor how many pages have to be skipped before applying multistamp/multiwatermark.My understanding of the internals of PDF is not that good, thus I suspect that this implementation is quite brute force.