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        <title>How to concatenate several pdf pages into one ?</title>
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        <summary>On a debian system, you need the pdftk package:

sudo aptitude install pdftk

Then supposing you have to concatenate in1.pdf and in2.pdf into out.pdf, just type this command: 

pdftk in1.pdf in2.pdf cat output out.pdf

article,
	computing,
	pdf,
	pdftk,
	tool,
	debian</summary>
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