Supports Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Unix AIX 4.3, Linux, Macintosh OSX, SUN Sparc Solaris

Many optional parameters:

-Parameters:
-i<filename> - input file name
-l<filename> - list file name
-o<filename> - output file name
-f<folder> - output folder name
-p<pages array> - pages list for rotation, e.g. 1,3,5-7 or -pall or -podd or -peven
-r<degree> - rotation degree, can be any of the following: 0, 90, 180, 270

Example usage:-
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -p5-10,15-20,55 -r0
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -p1-10 -r180
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -podd -r90
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -peven -r180
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -pall -r270
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -oc:\test-out.pdf -r180
PDFRotatePages -ic:\test.pdf -fc:\test\ -r180

see examples folder for all parameters usage in test.bat, list.bat
NOTE: first 2 parameters have to be -i -o or -i -f
If your filename has spaces in it then use double quotes around the filename, e.g. "c:\my test\test file.pdf"

Wildcards * are not permitted, if you want to process many files then do: dir /B *.pdf > list.txt,
then PDFRotatePages -ilist.txt -fout -p1,3,15-20,55 -r180

 Unix
 If your filename has spaces in it then use double quotes around the filename, e.g. \"/home/pdffiles/test file.pdf\"
Wildcards * are not permitted, if you want to process many files then do: ls -1 *.pdf > list.txt, then ./pdfrotatepages -ilist.txt -ftest