anki, the name of the subdirectory should be. Go to the directory where you saved your deck and create a subdirectory, assuming the name of your Anki deck file is.Save it, giving it the name you want, the text you used as could be a good choice. When finished don’t try the deck, it will not work yet.Import function from menu, “Text separated by tabs or semicolons” as type and choose the text file above created by pdf2anki script.
The script also produces a text file named _anki.txt ready to be imported in Anki with a content like this: png images, two for each flashcard (the front and the back side) named using the following convention for each pair: f.png for the front side and b.png for the back side. Note: the script must be targeted for every flashcard source format (may be you have to do some tries to find right values to use in the script) sure you must set right number of columns and rows ( col and row), width and height of each flashcard ( w and h) and offsets of top left border for front ( floff and ftoff) and back pages ( bloff and btoff). pdf file containing the flashcards and will be used as prefix for all names of produced image files. Let btoff=53 # back pages - Y left top border offset Let bloff=60 # back pages - X left top border offset Let ftoff=53 # front pages - Y left top border offset Let floff=103 # front pages - X left top border offset NPAGES=`pdftk $1 dumpdata | grep NumberOfPages | cut -d" " -f2`Ĭonvert -quality 100 -density 100x100 $1 $2_img_%d.png # number of rows starting from 0 (row=4 means five rows) # number of columns starting from 0 (col=1 means two columns) The script is a shell script, I named it pdf2anki : #!/bin/bash it writes a text file where in each row mates the right front/back pairs.from each page it cuts all the cards along the prepared lines and saves each card in a single image file.I wrote a little script that using some utilities available on Linux to manipulate PDFs (pdftk – PDF Tool Kit) and images (convert – ImageMagick) basically works as follow: I started with the files prepared by Bob Skinner for Collier&Manley Group. I wanted to produce some Anki flashcard decks without starting from scratch since some other people already did such a good job and were so kind to share them with all the group. If you want to use them you should print them on a paper sheet (on both sides) and cut along the lines to produce a set of flashcards you can bring with you everywhere.īut we spend a lot of time in front of a computer screen so sometimes it could be nice to use flashcards on your computer.Īmong all available flashcard programs probably the best is Anki. On GlyphStudy website you can find a lot of flashcards files in pdf format to help you to study Ancient Egyptian.
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