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scan_merge

This is a simple tool to merge scanned PDFs if you have scanner with a document feeder but that doesn't support double sided pages.

The idea is to scan the document stack into two PDFs, a forward one of the front of the pages and a backward one with the back of the pages. Then this script can be used to merge the two into a coherent single PDF with the pages in order.

Install

It is recommended to install this from PyPi:

pip install scan-merge

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