A5 Booklet Printer
by Listed by the Nyingtik ProjectA free web tool that turns any PDF into a print-ready A5 booklet, with one or two booklets per sheet.
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A pecha is a loose-leaf Tibetan book: long, narrow pages held between boards. Printing one at home means getting the pages in the right order and size; laying one out means setting long Tibetan lines in a program built for a different kind of page.
Some tools below prepare existing PDFs for printing. Others automate the repetitive work of laying out pechas and booklets.
A free web tool that turns any PDF into a print-ready A5 booklet, with one or two booklets per sheet.
A collection of Adobe InDesign scripts for working with Tibetan booklets and pechas, such as inserting phonetics, interweaving lines from files and generating tables of contents and bookmarks.
Prints your pecha PDFs so that you cut and stack them only once, instead of reordering pages by hand. Several pecha pages per A4 or A3 sheet.
Reformats Tibetan pecha PDFs, including those from the BDRC library, into printable layouts with three folios per A4 page. The authors say it may have minor bugs.
Dozens of scripts for working with Tibetan booklets and pechas in Word documents, for instance fixing broken stackings and spaces in Tibetan text.
Typesets Tibetan text in the traditional pecha layout with LaTeX. Builds on the cTib4TeX package by Oliver Corff and adds multilingual headers and Tibetan page numbering.
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