> Get a quality enterprise content management system. There is a
> full-blown FOSS one called Alfresco that you could try out and see how
> it goes:
>
> http://www.alfresco.com/products/networks/compare/
Thanks for your information. I will have a look at this
> > 2) Do you know any free PDF editor besides "PDFEdit" (which seemed fine from screenshots and descriptions, but first tries were not successful)
>
> Sorry, have no clue there, the usual advice about editing PDFs is to
> edit the SOURCE document and regenerate the PDF. PDFs really aren't
> intended to be edited - text editing even in Adobe Acrobat is tedious.
>
The problem here is that those PDFs are generated by scans. So in fact we are dealing with mostly images of notation here. The main tasks here are to add/delete pages, rotate single pages or "all uneven" etc. or crop borders for a section, selection, all etc. and in the end save them again. I think with some scripts it should be possible to do the decrompress/compress thing from pdf->images->pdf but still this leaves the point of pagewise editing. I don't know for sure but I think gimp or inkscape cannot do this.
Nils
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