Quote:
djvm -d[elete] doc.djvu pagenum
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What does 'pagenum' actually mean in this context? A literal page number (as in: printed on a page), or 'the number of pages to delete' or something. I have a feeling that when you delete 'page 1', the remaining pages shift one position (like arguments in a shell script), so that there will always be a 'page 1' (even when it was 'page 2' one deletion earlier). Maybe 'page 1' means 'the first page on the stack', not literally 'page with the number one printed on it'. What happens when you use this command with the number 1 ten times in a row?
Then again, it might snow in the Sahara right now.