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In my Ubuntu Server 12.04, I am converting all .docx files under a directory to .pdf files with this command:

libreoffice -headless -convert-to pdf:writer_pdf_Export *.docx

Can I merge multiple documents and convert them to single .pdf file like this?

For example: 

file1.docx
file2.docx
file3.docx

And the output should be one .pdf file like merged_result.pdf. I have to do it from Terminal because I'm using it in PHP.

Furthermore, can I add picture like front image? Any kind of source I can get the Terminal functions for LibreOffice is appreciated, too; I was unable to find what I'm looking for.

Thanks in advance.

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Maybe you could use an additional tool, like pdftk for instance, to do the merging part. You could then chain the two commands; the first one with Libreoffice, the second one with pdftk.

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  • I just was wondering if I could solve it with only one comment/plugin. Thanks, I tried pdftk and it's working good(I tried .docx, .xlsx and .jpg so far). One more question, do you know a way to add line numbers? Neither using LibreOffice nor pdftk. – kubilay Jun 23 '12 at 20:54
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    No I don't. Please consider opening new question. By the way, I think I should say this to you: don't forget to upvote good answers, eventually in addition to marking as accepted. I see that here on Stack Overflow you barely do it. It gives points to the answerer, which is an indicator for community trust and a mean to get more privileges on a Stack Exchange website. Do you see what I mean ? – Agmenor Jun 23 '12 at 21:12

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