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Command Line Interface
===========================
::
$ pdf2docx --help
NAME
pdf2docx - Command line interface for pdf2docx.
SYNOPSIS
pdf2docx COMMAND | -
DESCRIPTION
Command line interface for pdf2docx.
COMMANDS
COMMAND is one of the following:
convert
Convert pdf file to docx file.
debug
Convert one PDF page and plot layout information for debugging.
table
Extract table content from pdf pages.
By range of pages
-----------------------
Specify pages range by ``--start`` (from the first page if omitted) and
``--end`` (to the last page if omitted).
.. note::
The page index is zero-based by default, but can turn it off by
``--zero_based_index=False``, i.e. the first page index starts from 1.
Convert all pages::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx
Convert pages from the second to the end::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --start=1
Convert pages from the first to the third (index=2)::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --end=3
Convert second and third pages::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --start=1 --end=3
Convert the first and second pages with zero-based index turn off::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --start=1 --end=3 --zero_based_index=False
By page numbers
-----------------------
Convert the first, third and 5th pages::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --pages=0,2,4
Multi-Processing
--------------------------
Turn on multi-processing with default count of CPU::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --multi_processing=True
Specify the count of CPUs::
$ pdf2docx convert test.pdf test.docx --multi_processing=True --cpu_count=4
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