If you can easily lift the top of the printer and see some of the guts through a piece of glass, then your printer is also a scanner. A scanner would be perfect, and it is likely that your printer has one built into it. Once you have a picture that you want to work with, we’ll need some way of getting that on your computer. That’s how I made the cartoon version of Unique ID. You could also use a photograph instead of a drawing. If you can’t seem to draw something that you are happy with, take a break and try again later. Don’t be discouraged if your drawing doesn’t look right at first. It might be fun to draw a pet or a monster. I decided to draw myself, but you could draw anything you want. We’ll be using a free and open source program called Inkscape to achieve the effect, but first we need to break out an old fashioned pencil and paper to do a few sketches. This technique can be used to transform any boring picture into a luscious, colorful cartoon.
Delete the single pages once you have your big file.Today I want to teach you how to make the stylish cartoon character drawings you see on the Hello World Program website. Then you can use pdftk command from above to merge all the copies. To make more duplicates to a file, you can combine cp with xargsĮcho file- | xargs -n 1 cp file After you get the big file in the end delete all the identical single pages. You can probably get it done with xargs repeating the same command as many times as you need.Īlternatively, you can temporarily create as many copies of the page you need and then merge them. I'm not that level of bash wizard, maybe someone else can pitch in with that. Ideally, you would feed that same single page as many times as you need to the pdftk command and end up with the large PDF, without having to actually copy the single page at all. To merge all pdf files from a folder execute in that folder: You can export the single page into PDF, then use pdftk or a similar tool to merge copies of the same page into a big PDF in the end.
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