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# Watermark
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> Add watermarks on your PDFs.
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## How to use
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```bash
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./watermark.sh <PDF FILE>
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```
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You can watermark multiple PDFs by using the `find` command, such as :
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```bash
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find ./folder -name "*.pdf" -exec ./watermark.sh {} \;
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```
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The watermarked PDF is named <PDF FILE>-out.pdf. The original one is not deleted.
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## How it works
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First it creates the watermark in a specific file, then it exports the PDF in
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multiple PNGs, and watermark each extracted page, still in the PNG format so it
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cannot be then edited or modified (easily) using some PDF editing software.
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The script is pretty short and straightforward to read, you can adapt without
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much difficulties I believe.
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## Additional notes
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This was part of a personnal project that wasn't supposed to be made public, so
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excuse the lack of comments and code dirtiness.
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