Array ( [0] => You need to specify at least one input file, and exactly one output file [1] => Use - for stdin or stdout [2] => [3] => Name: [4] => wkhtmltopdf 0.12.3 (with patched qt) [5] => [6] => Synopsis: [7] => wkhtmltopdf [GLOBAL OPTION]... [OBJECT]... [8] => [9] => Document objects: [10] => wkhtmltopdf is able to put several objects into the output file, an object is [11] => either a single webpage, a cover webpage or a table of content. The objects [12] => are put into the output document in the order they are specified on the [13] => command line, options can be specified on a per object basis or in the global [14] => options area. Options from the Global Options section can only be placed in [15] => the global options area [16] => [17] => A page objects puts the content of a singe webpage into the output document. [18] => [19] => (page)? [PAGE OPTION]... [20] => Options for the page object can be placed in the global options and the page [21] => options areas. The applicable options can be found in the Page Options and [22] => Headers And Footer Options sections. [23] => [24] => A cover objects puts the content of a singe webpage into the output document, [25] => the page does not appear in the table of content, and does not have headers [26] => and footers. [27] => [28] => cover [PAGE OPTION]... [29] => All options that can be specified for a page object can also be specified for [30] => a cover. [31] => [32] => A table of content object inserts a table of content into the output document. [33] => [34] => toc [TOC OPTION]... [35] => All options that can be specified for a page object can also be specified for [36] => a toc, further more the options from the TOC Options section can also be [37] => applied. The table of content is generated via XSLT which means that it can be [38] => styled to look however you want it to look. To get an aide of how to do this [39] => you can dump the default xslt document by supplying the [40] => --dump-default-toc-xsl, and the outline it works on by supplying [41] => --dump-outline, see the Outline Options section. [42] => [43] => Description: [44] => Converts one or more HTML pages into a PDF document, using wkhtmltopdf patched [45] => qt. [46] => [47] => Global Options: [48] => --collate Collate when printing multiple copies (default) [49] => --no-collate Do not collate when printing multiple copies [50] => --copies Number of copies to print into the pdf file (default 1) [51] => -H, --extended-help Display more extensive help, detailing less common command switches [52] => -g, --grayscale PDF will be generated in grayscale [53] => -h, --help Display help [54] => --license Output license information and exit [55] => -l, --lowquality Generates lower quality pdf/ps. Useful to shrink the result document space [56] => -O, --orientation Set orientation to Landscape or Portrait (default Portrait) [57] => -s, --page-size Set paper size to: A4, Letter, etc. (default A4) [58] => -q, --quiet Be less verbose [59] => --read-args-from-stdin Read command line arguments from stdin [60] => --title The title of the generated pdf file (The title of the first document is used if not specified) [61] => -V, --version Output version information and exit [62] => Page Options: [63] => --print-media-type Use print media-type instead of screen [64] => --no-print-media-type Do not use print media-type instead of screen (default) [65] => Contact: [66] => If you experience bugs or want to request new features please visit [67] => [68] => [69] => [70] => [71] => [72] => [73] => [74] => [75] => [76] => [77] => [78] => [79] => [80] => )