I don't have to much to brag about yet all i have thus far is opening the file and saving it as something else I can get much else to work, also never worked with this module or pdf's before...lol 
#!/usr/bin/perl use PDF::API2; 
$pdf = DF::API2->open('Maturity Assess3.pdf');
$pdf->saveas("new.pdf"); 
#####to import a page and place it on another page 
## $pdf = PDF::API2->new; 
## $old = PDF::API2->open('my/old.pdf'); 
## $page = $pdf->importPage($old,2); 
# get page 2 into page 1 
## $pdf->saveas("our/new.pdf");

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