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I'm trying to print, in a pdf file, just one page from another large pdf file. Does anyone have a clue? I'm using foxit reader, and when I try ctrl+P appears just the installed printers as an option to print. There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice. Thanks in advance.
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I'm trying to print, in a pdf file, just one page from another large pdf file. Does anyone have a clue? I'm using foxit reader, and when I try ctrl+P appears just the installed printers as an option to print. There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice. Thanks in advance.
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I'm trying to print, in a pdf file, just one page from another large pdf file. Does anyone have a clue? I'm using foxit reader, and when I try ctrl+P appears just the installed printers as an option to print. There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice. Thanks in advance.
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I'm trying to print, in a pdf file, just one page from another large pdf file. Does anyone have a clue? I'm using foxit reader, and when I try ctrl+P appears just the installed printers as an option to print. There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice. Thanks in advance.
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Possible duplicate of How to install a "pdf printer"?
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 18:20
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Possible duplicate of How to install a "pdf printer"?
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 18:20
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Possible duplicate of How to install a "pdf printer"?
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Use printer-driver-cups-pdf - this program creates a system pdf printer for you.
sudo apt install printer-driver-cups-pdf
will install and enable the printer.
The output from the printer by default, will appear in your home_directory/PDF (~/PDF)
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
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Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
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An alternative would be to extract the required page with pdftk. E.g to extract page 10 of infile.pdf and save it as outfile.pdf
pdftk infile.pdf cat 10 output outfile.pdf
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Use printer-driver-cups-pdf - this program creates a system pdf printer for you.
sudo apt install printer-driver-cups-pdf
will install and enable the printer.
The output from the printer by default, will appear in your home_directory/PDF (~/PDF)
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
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Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
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Use printer-driver-cups-pdf - this program creates a system pdf printer for you.
sudo apt install printer-driver-cups-pdf
will install and enable the printer.
The output from the printer by default, will appear in your home_directory/PDF (~/PDF)
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
14.6k73960
Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
|
show 2 more comments
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3
3
Use printer-driver-cups-pdf - this program creates a system pdf printer for you.
sudo apt install printer-driver-cups-pdf
will install and enable the printer.
The output from the printer by default, will appear in your home_directory/PDF (~/PDF)
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
14.6k73960
Use printer-driver-cups-pdf - this program creates a system pdf printer for you.
sudo apt install printer-driver-cups-pdf
will install and enable the printer.
The output from the printer by default, will appear in your home_directory/PDF (~/PDF)
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
14.6k73960
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
14.6k73960
answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
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answered Apr 16 at 18:15
Charles GreenCharles Green
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Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
|
show 2 more comments
Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
Won't that already be installed though? The OP states that (emphasis mine) "There is no print to file button like in other programs such as libreoffice". If the other tools have the print to PDF option, then this package is already installed, right?
– terdon♦
Apr 16 at 19:24
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
@terdon I think libreoffice has a direct "save as PDF", and I'm not entirely sure that it would do a single page, as opposed to the cups-pdf option with allows for a pretty full range of print functions, like print page 5 of 8.
– Charles Green
Apr 16 at 20:21
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
It does, but that is separate from the print dialog. I get the impression from the OP that the print to file works everywhere except foxit reader. Which seems odd.
– terdon♦
Apr 17 at 8:27
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
Thanks for helping Charles Green. It worked
– Nelson_nags13
Apr 17 at 13:15
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
@terdon Foxit is a funny kindof a program - I have used it in the past, but have not found enough benefits to continue to use it.
– Charles Green
Apr 17 at 13:23
|
show 2 more comments
4
An alternative would be to extract the required page with pdftk. E.g to extract page 10 of infile.pdf and save it as outfile.pdf
pdftk infile.pdf cat 10 output outfile.pdf
answered Apr 16 at 19:57
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An alternative would be to extract the required page with pdftk. E.g to extract page 10 of infile.pdf and save it as outfile.pdf
pdftk infile.pdf cat 10 output outfile.pdf
answered Apr 16 at 19:57
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An alternative would be to extract the required page with pdftk. E.g to extract page 10 of infile.pdf and save it as outfile.pdf
pdftk infile.pdf cat 10 output outfile.pdf
answered Apr 16 at 19:57
BruniBruni
5,43642857
An alternative would be to extract the required page with pdftk. E.g to extract page 10 of infile.pdf and save it as outfile.pdf
pdftk infile.pdf cat 10 output outfile.pdf
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Possible duplicate of How to install a "pdf printer"?
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