djvm -V (return code: 1)
DJVM --- DjVuLibre-3.5.27
DjVu multipage document manipulation utility
Usage:
To compose a multipage document:
djvm -c[reate] <doc.djvu> <page_1.djvu> ... <page_n.djvu>
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the BUNDLED document to be
created, <page_n.djvu> are the names of the page files to
be packed together.
To insert a new page into an existing document:
djvm -i[nsert] <doc.djvu> <page.djvu> [<page_num>]
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the BUNDLED DjVu document to be
modified, <page.djvu> is the name of the single-page DjVu document
file to be inserted as page <page_num> (page numbers start from 1).
Negative or omitted <page_num> means to append the page.
<page.djvu> can be another multipage DjVu document, in which case
all pages of that document will be inserted into <doc.djvu>
starting starting at page <page_num>
To delete a page from an existing document:
djvm -d[elete] <doc.djvu> <page_num>
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the docyment to be modified
and <page_num> is the number of the page to be deleted
To list document contents:
djvm -l[ist] <doc.djvu>
Pages being inserted may reference other files by means of INCL chunks.
Moreover, files shared between pages will be stored into the document
only once.
djvm -HELP (return code: 1)
DJVM --- DjVuLibre-3.5.27
DjVu multipage document manipulation utility
Usage:
To compose a multipage document:
djvm -c[reate] <doc.djvu> <page_1.djvu> ... <page_n.djvu>
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the BUNDLED document to be
created, <page_n.djvu> are the names of the page files to
be packed together.
To insert a new page into an existing document:
djvm -i[nsert] <doc.djvu> <page.djvu> [<page_num>]
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the BUNDLED DjVu document to be
modified, <page.djvu> is the name of the single-page DjVu document
file to be inserted as page <page_num> (page numbers start from 1).
Negative or omitted <page_num> means to append the page.
<page.djvu> can be another multipage DjVu document, in which case
all pages of that document will be inserted into <doc.djvu>
starting starting at page <page_num>
To delete a page from an existing document:
djvm -d[elete] <doc.djvu> <page_num>
where <doc.djvu> is the name of the docyment to be modified
and <page_num> is the number of the page to be deleted
To list document contents:
djvm -l[ist] <doc.djvu>
Pages being inserted may reference other files by means of INCL chunks.
Moreover, files shared between pages will be stored into the document
only once.