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- ========
- jpdfgrep
- ========
- -------------------------------------
- search for a string in a PDF document
- -------------------------------------
- :Manual section: 1
- :Manual group: SlackBuilds.org
- :Date: |date|
- :Version: |version|
- SYNOPSIS
- ========
- jpdfgrep [*-P pass*] [*-w width*] **filename.pdf** **search-string**
- DESCRIPTION
- ===========
- **jpdfgrep** searches for a string in the text content of a PDF
- document and prints all matching lines. Despite the name, the
- **search-string** is a fixed string, *not* a regular expression.
- Also, be aware that the file and search string arguments must
- be given in the opposite order from grep.
- **jpdfgrep** is part of the **jfbview** suite.
- OPTIONS
- =======
- -P,--password=pass
- Unlock PDF document with the given password.
- -w,--width=width
- Specify result line width. The default is to autodetect terminal width.
- -h,--help
- Show built-in help message.
- COPYRIGHT
- =========
- jpdfgrep is distributed under the Apache License v2.
- AUTHORS
- =======
- jpdfgrep was written by Chuan Ji.
- This man page written for the SlackBuilds.org project
- by B. Watson, and is licensed under the WTFPL.
- SEE ALSO
- ========
- **jfbview**\(1), **jpdfcat**\(1), **pdftotext**\(1)
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