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Change a couple 'we' to 'I'

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@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ but then explicitly mark page `1` for exclusion after the range with `x1`.
qpdf in.pdf --pages . 1-z,x1 -- out.pdf qpdf in.pdf --pages . 1-z,x1 -- out.pdf
``` ```
And one last way, assuming that we are dealing specifically with a two-page PDF, And one last way, assuming that I am dealing specifically with a two-page PDF,
is to use the `rN` syntax where `N` is the number of pages from the back of the is to use the `rN` syntax where `N` is the number of pages from the back of the
list. `r1` is the last page, `r2` is the second to last page, and so forth. In a list. `r1` is the last page, `r2` is the second to last page, and so forth. In a
two-page PDF, `r2` would then refer to the _first_page. two-page PDF, `r2` would then refer to the _first_page.
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ qpdf in.pdf --pages . 1-z,xr2 -- out.pdf
``` ```
I know I said that was the last, but I'll also throw in that, again assuming a I know I said that was the last, but I'll also throw in that, again assuming a
two-page PDF, we could produce a PDF made up of only `:even` numbered pages two-page PDF, I could produce a PDF made up of only `:even` numbered pages
relative to the defined range. relative to the defined range.
```bash ```bash