Thanks Mark, I am trying to put it together. I like to paginate every page of Infile. The following code gives some type of problem. I have 9 pages in the infile, and it gives page numbers to 5 pages only and erase original data after page 1.

use PDF::Reuse; use strict; my $infile = 'in.pdf'; my $outfile = 'out.pdf'; prFile($outfile); my $count; my $page = 1; prFont('Courier-Bold'); # Sets font prFontSize(20); # And font size while(1){ $count = prDoc({ file => $infile, first => $page, last => $page , # page => $page }); last if $count == 0; prText(250,50, "Page:$page"); prPage(); $page += 1; } prEnd();

Appreciate some help
Thanks


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