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Usage: pdf2pdf [-h] [-l] [-q] [-o outputfile] [-p package_options]
         file.pdf [file.pdf ...]

Description:
   pdf2pdf will help you to merge pdf documents (single or multipage)
   as a single document with bookmarks.
   pdf2pdf is a shell script based on pdflatex and the pdfpages package.
      pdflatex: http://www.tug.org/teTeX/
      pdfpages: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/supported/
                Copyright (C) 2001 Andreas MATTHIAS (amat@kabsi.at)
   Result is a multipage pdf file and a tex file which can be
   modified and re-used with pdflatex command.
   Bookmarks of the result multipage document are built using the
   first line of the info file (extension .info) if found, or
   by default using the name of the input pdf file without extension.

Arguments:
   file.pdf: Pdf files to merge are read from command-line.
             All the pages from each pdf files will be inserted.

Options:
   -h, --help, -help
       Print this manual.

   -q, --quiet
       Nothing is printed on standard output.

   -l, --landscape
       By default, logical pages (from pdf documents) are merged on a
       physical page in portrait orientation with a rotation of 90 degrees
       clockwise. If option -l specified then physical page is oriented in
       landscape.

   -o, --output file
       The file specified will be used as output.
       Default is pdf2pdf_#processusnumber.

   -p, --package options
       Default options choosen from pdfpages package are:
       scale=0.95,delta=10mm 10mm,landscape=false,angle=90,nup=1x2,link,linkfit=fitv
       If specified then -l option is not considered.
       Refer to the documentation of the package for further informations
       (acroread $FER_FAST/pdfpages.pdf).

Example:
   pdf2pdf -o example atlas_7764/s*/*pdf

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