ocrmypdf:tldr:e803a

The command ocrmypdf ${path-to-input_file} ${path-to-output-pdf} is used to perform OCR (Optical Character Recognition) on a PDF file and create a new PDF file with searchable text.

Here is what each component of the command means:

• ocrmypdf: This is the name of the command or program that performs OCR on the PDF file.
• ${path-to-input_file}: This is the path or location of the input PDF file that you want to perform OCR on. You need to replace ${path-to-input_file} with the actual path to your input file.
• ${path-to-output-pdf}: This is the path or location where you want to save the output PDF file with the OCR text. You need to replace ${path-to-output-pdf} with the actual desired location for your output file.

For example, if you have a PDF file named "document.pdf" located in the "/home/user/documents" directory, and you want to save the output PDF file as "document_with_ocr.pdf" in the same directory, the command will be:

ocrmypdf /home/user/documents/document.pdf /home/user/documents/document_with_ocr.pdf

Make sure you have installed the ocrmypdf software or package before running this command.