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CHANGEPDFSTRING(1)    User Contributed Perl Documentation   CHANGEPDFSTRING(1)

NAME
       changepdfstring.pl - Search and replace in PDF metadata

SYNOPSIS
	changepdfstring.pl [options] infile.pdf search-str replace-str [outfile.pdf]

	Options:
	  -o --order	      preserve the internal PDF ordering for output
	  -v --verbose	      print diagnostic messages
	  -h --help	      verbose help message
	  -V --version	      print CAM::PDF version

DESCRIPTION
       Searches through a PDF file's metadata for instances of "search-str"
       and inserts "replace-str".  Note that this does not change the actual
       PDF page layout, but only interactive features, like forms and
       annotation.  To change page layout strings, use instead
       changepagestring.pl.

       The "search-str" can be a literal string, or it can be a Perl regular
       expression by wrapping it in "regex(...)".  For example:

	 changepdfstring.pl in.pdf 'regex(CAM-PDF-(\d.\d+))' 'version=$1' out.pdf

SEE ALSO
       CAM::PDF

       changepagestring.pl

AUTHOR
       See CAM::PDF

perl v5.20.2			  2013-08-15		    CHANGEPDFSTRING(1)

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