Splitting PDF Document in several Pages

Hi ABAPers!
I'd like to break up a PDF document - which contains more than one page - into a single PDF document for each page (e.g. one big PDF document with 100 pages should become 100 PDF documents containing one page).
Does anyone know an internet source, where I can obtain more information regarding PDF formats in general (ideally with ABAP)?
I am familiar with reading of PDF, converting from OTF, et cetera. I either need a splitting tool like a report/function module (shipped with the SAP standard?) or a "how-to" manage splitting PDF documents. Also custom ABAP coding is welcome.
Any help is appreciated. Points are given in return.
Best regards
Torsten

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