Scanned two page pdf to one page incremental

Hi,
I have been looking everywhere and have yet to find an answer that works. Tryed Bliss, and another program.
I have a booklet that I have scanned duplex. It is of course two pages, odd and even, on one page. I would like to separate the pages into a one page document in the correct page numbering that it should be in. I know I can crop...ect...but that is a lot of work for large documents. We have many documents to make into one page pdfs.
Anyone have ideas? Something that isn't so time consuming?
Thanks,
ls

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I have been looking everywhere and have yet to find an answer that works. Tryed Bliss, and a couple of other programs.
I have a booklet that I have scanned duplex. It is of course two pages, odd and even, on one page. I would like to separate the pages into a one page document in the correct page numbering that it should be in. I know I can crop...ect...but that is a lot of work for large documents. We have many documents to make into one page pdfs.
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Thanks so much for answering! I will definately take a look at it!!
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