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GrahamDo edited this page Mar 11, 2019
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While it's possible to use SplitPDF to simply split PDF files from within the Windows Graphical User Interface, the real power comes from running it on the console.
Here, you can merge multiple PDF files back into one, or perform a manual upgrade check. This is also useful if you want to split PDF files in an automated fashion, perhaps on a schedule.
Usage
Split a single PDF file into many: SplitPDF.exe <File>
Split multiple PDF files into many (batching): SplitPDF.exe <File1> <File2> <...> <FileN>
Merge multiple PDF files into one (creates at the end): SplitPDF.exe -m <File1> <File2> <...> <FileN> <OutputFile>
Perform a manual upgade check: SplitPDF.exe -uc
For more information about checking for upgrades and keeping SplitPDF up-to-date, click here.