A PDF processor written in Go.
View the Project on GitHub pdfcpu/pdfcpu
This command prints the page mode that shall be used when the document is opened.
Have a look at some examples.
pdfcpu pagemode list inFile
name | description | values |
---|---|---|
v(erbose) | turn on logging | |
vv | verbose logging | |
q(uiet) | quiet mode | |
-o(ffline) | disable http traffic | |
c(onf) | config dir | $path, disable |
opw | owner password | |
upw | user password | |
u(nit) | display unit | po(ints),in(ches),cm,mm |
name | description | required |
---|---|---|
inFile | PDF input file | yes |
name | description |
---|---|
UseNone | Neither document outline nor thumbnail images visible (default) |
UseOutlines | Document outline visible |
UseThumbs | Thumbnail images visible |
FullScreen | Optional content group panel visible (since PDF 1.5) |
UseOC | Display the pages two at a time, with odd-numbered pages on the right |
UseAttachments | Attachments panel visible (since PDF 1.6) |
List page mode of test1.pdf
:
$ pdfcpu pagemode list test1.pdf
No page mode set, PDF viewers will default to "UseNone"
List page mode of test2.pdf
:
$ pdfcpu pagemode list test2.pdf
FullScreen