HYPERXMP-ADD-BYTECOUNT(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
Meet hyperxmp-add-bytecount, the tool that adds or updates the byteCount specification in an XMP packet inside a PDF file. π
π SYNOPSIS π
hyperxmp-add-bytecount [options] filename.pdf...
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so hyperxmp-add-bytecount goes into your PDF file(s) and sets the byteCount in the XMP packet to match the file size π¦ It can add a new one or update an existing one, bestie.
The XMP packet has to be of, or compatible with, the format you get from a document built with the LaTeX hyperxmp package. Literally that's the vibe it's looking for β¨
If the tool can't find a compatible XMP packet in your PDF, it leaves the file totally alone. No changes, no drama. π
π OPTIONS π
-helpβ pulls up a usage summary and then bounces out π-versionβ shows the version info and then exits πΈ
π BUGS π
Found something weird? Email your bug reports to John Collins and/or Scott Pakin π they're the ones who can fix it, so don't keep it to yourself π«Ά
Version 1.1, last updated 22 November 2020, from HYPERXMP-ADD-BYTECOUNT(1). Stay iconic, bestie ππ§
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- π girlified by anthropic/claude-haiku-5.5 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms