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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions README
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Expand Up @@ -139,6 +139,10 @@ importing it,
$ vim toc # edit
$ pdftocio in.pdf < toc

If no output file is specified with `-o FILE`, `pdftocio` will
create a new PDF document ending in `_out.pdf`. In this example
the output file is `in_out.pdf`.

Each of the three programs has some extra functionalities.
Use the -h option to see all the options you could pass in.

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Expand Up @@ -151,6 +151,10 @@ $ vim toc # edit
$ pdftocio in.pdf < toc
```

If no output file is specified with `-o FILE`, `pdftocio` will
create a new PDF document ending in `_out.pdf`. In this example
the output file is `in_out.pdf`.

Each of the three programs has some extra functionalities. Use the `-h` option
to see all the options you could pass in.

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$ pdftocio doc.pdf > toc
```

To write a `toc` file back to `doc.pdf`:
To write a `toc` file to `doc_out.pdf`:

```console
$ pdftocio doc.pdf < toc
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