How to merge indesign files into one

Hi, I have some publication as book indesign files, then I want merge these individual indesign files inside one file. I search a lot for plug-ins and scripts to do it, but nothing I dont want just PDF files, because I need edit the files after putting them together. Any tips will be valuable Regards

Try this one: go to -
http://kasyan.ho.com.ua/scripts_by_categories.html
search the page until you find
Mass combine a bunch of indd files into one by Simon Wiscombe
hope that helps
Colin

Similar Messages

How to collect InDesign files into one InDesign file

Hello,
i need to collect a bunch of pages spread over a dozen of files into one file. The person who worked my source files found it convenient to separate a catalogue into chapters, making an individual file for each one of them. For some reason i need to make one single file of those chapters. How do i do this?
Thanks in advance!

You should ask in InDesign
The Cloud forum is not about using individual programs
The Cloud forum is about the Cloud as a delivery & install process
If you will start at the Forums Index https://forums.adobe.com/welcome
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says All communities) to open the drop down list and scroll

How to merge multiple files into one pdf

I would like help with this task. If I could do this for free I woul actually be more likely to follow advice. Many thanks

Hi Lauravill,
The free Adobe Reader cannot help you with the merging job. If you have Acrobat Reader then you can merge files into one pdf with the following steps-
Within Acrobat XI, select File > Create > Combine Files into a Single PDF.
Click Add Files and select the files you want to add.
Click, drag, and drop to reorder the files and pages. Double-click on a file to expand and rearrange individual pages. Press the Delete key to remove unwanted content.
When finished arranging the files, click Combine Files.
Select File > Save As > PDF.
Name your PDF file and click Save.
Let us know if you face any problemwith this or need extra support.
Thanks
-Satyadev

How to merge pdf files into one pdf file?

In E-Rec we need the capability to mass printing for correspondance. There i want to merge pdf files for candidates into one pdf file. I am doing the following:
Data: lv_document1           TYPE rcf_s_cs_document_content.
LOOP AT activity_object_tab INTO ls_activity_object.
    lo_act_corr ?= ls_activity_object-activity.
     CALL METHOD lo_act_corr->process_document
       EXPORTING
         channel = 'FRONTEND'
       IMPORTING
         document = lv_document1.
ENDLOOP.
Now lv_document1 contains the pdf file in lv_document1-DOCUMENT_X which is of type RAWSTRING.
This works for one candidate, in this case the pdf for last candidate will be displayed.
But how would i append in the loop or what would i need to do display all candidates in one pdf.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

File>Create PDF>From File.
Please post followups in the Acrobat forum.
Bob

Joining multiple inDesign files into one, can you solve this?

OK so basically I work at a magazine, the creative's all work on separate spreads so all the inDesign files consist of between 1 and 10 pages then usually they are all spat out in there sets of PDF's and sent to the printers.
Now I want to do an online addition of the magazine with the new SWF export feature in inDesign CS4 but I'm wondering how can you easily compile all of the separate inDesign files into one so that it can spit out one single swf with all 200 pages with the page peel effect?
Is there even a way without a mass of work of manually adding all the pages into one file, that would be absolutely humongous? Anyone with any suggestions how to make this process the simplist and with the least amount of labout would be an absoulute legend, I have little time to spend on this which sucks so looking for the best and fastest possible way that we could do it each month.
Cheers
J

I migth have a kind of solution for you. I have made a solution named eDocBrowser. (I called it Magazine Browser in earlier threads here and couple of other forums). It´s a collection of files that you publish with you SWF-files you have exported from InDesign. With eDocBrowser, you can put several SWF-files together and end-user can use them almost as one single SWF. Heres little demo I made just few minutes ago.
http://www.prepress.fi/eDocBrowser/
There are 3 SWF-files, all of them exported from InDesign. They are originally separate indd-files. When you reach last page of Document1, small arrow appears, and text "Jump to next file" and name of the next file too. You can go there also by using next-button at the bottom right corner, one that you use normaly to go next page. Same kind of arrow appears also when you are in first page of document 2 or 3 etc... with it you can go back to earlier documents last page etc... All the documents can be seen also in a drop-down menu at top of the screen. Labels of that menu are customizable.
Theres also a zoom. When you clic zoom+ button, your cursor changes to magnifying glass. With zoom- you can go back to normal view.
Additional features are FullScreen-view, Printing current spread and customizing user interface, buttons and logo at the top-left corner. Text search is very exprerimental and requires indd-file indexing with script we have made too. It indexes every single word in indd-document to XML-file and put pagenumbers there too. eDocBrowser searches that XML-file and gives all the hits to small result window. Hits are also links to page where they point...Search is not in use with this demo..
There is a small help-section in top-right corner...
We also have a script called eDocMaker. It does everything for you. You just have to have indd-files in one folder. Script asks location of that folder when you run it. It also askes you which resolution you want to use with images, anything goes between 72-2400 (72ppi is indesign´s default resolution for SWF-export, using bigger resolution might cause bigger SWF-files, but images look better when zoomed)
Price of the single licence of eDocBrowser will be 80euros (aprx. 100dollars). With it you may install one copy of eDocBrowser into your server and use as many SWF-files there as you want. There is no search feature in single version.
Price of unlimited licence is 300euros (aprx.400dollars) With it you may install as many copies of eDocBrowser as you like. With it you also get all the indesign scripts including eDocMaker with resolution booster, search indexer etc. + goodies like user interface and button templates, indesign effect (3D spine graphic etc)....
Product is about ready, we are just setting up a place to sell it. Now it seems that we are going to use a service called payloadz.com....
Additional info: petteri.paananen[at]NOSPAMprepress.fi (replace [at] with @ and remove NOSPAM)

I want to merge mp3 files into one file so i can play a mix in i tunes without pauze

i want to merge mp3 files into one file so i can play a mix in i tunes without pauze

Audacity is what you need.
Obviously you need to create a new MP3 file of the combined songs and not delete the originals.
If your DJ-ing and/or just have too many songs to do that, then look at the free VirtualDJHome version, gives you a lot of control over your music playback.

How do I bundle files into one folder on my mac OS X version 10.6.8?. I do not see launchpad on my desktop.

How do I bundle files into one folder on my mac OS X version 10.6.8? I don't have an icon for Launchpad on my desktop.

Put the files you want on the first page into the folder, and then use subfolders for the subsequent pages. If the process you saw involved Launchpad on a newer OS, it can’t be done on 10.6.8.
(108795)

Is there a simple way to merge mp3 files into one mp3 file:

Is there a way to simply merge multiple mp3s into one? I have audacity; however, that program becomes cumbersome when merging multiple files.
My thanks to anyone for help on this one.

I have audacity; however, that program becomes cumbersome when merging multiple files.
How true! I had to do this recently and used Audacity for the task, having nothing else suitable (that I know of, at least). My method was to open each MP3 in its own Audacity window, select and copy all of the second file, close its window, and paste it into the end of the first file, repeating the process for each additional MP3. After all the pieces are in place, export the whole thing as a new MP3. This was cumbersome indeed, and it took concentration to remember which file was which and avoid assembling the pieces in the wrong order. This description will make a lot more sense to someone who has done it than to anyone who hasn't.
All of this is to say that if you get a better answer than my kludgey Audacity method, I'll be as grateful as you are.

How to combine several files into one?

How to combine several pdf files into one?

Combine Files is a feature of Acrobat Pro. Because Reader Touch does not support the feature (yet), this is not the right forum for the question.
Here's the Acrobat forum for Creating, Editing & Exporting PDFs.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/creating__editing_%26_exporting_pdfs
You can ask questions and get help from Acrobat experts there. Good luck!

How to combine .wmv files into one file???

Hello Apple World,
Can someone tell me a software that will allow me to combine ".wmv" files into one? I have several files that I need to combine then add music to. VERY simple with several software packages frow Windows pc's, but I'm struggling with this since getting my first mac! PLEASE help.

Hi:
How can I edit MPEG or convert DVD or MPEG to DV
http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/%7Eshmhav/SVCDon_a_Macintosh.html#edit_convertMPEG
Matti says it better than any of us:
how/where you can join clips with Streamclip
Also MPEG Streamclip guide explains it.
MPEG Streamclip can join similar MPEG files: The joined files must have the same PIDs, the same start codes, and the same audio/video properties (that is, they must come from the same source or channel).
Using "Convert to MPEG" before joining the files can be helpful, because it changes PIDs and start codes to a default value. The preferred method to join streams is to Copy one stream in MPEG Streamclip, open another stream and Paste it there. This method checks that the joined streams indeed are compatible. Another method is to put the MPEGs in the same folder, and rename them so that they sort as desired in list view. Then select them via MPEG Streamclip's "File/Open Files..." dialog box (Shift- or Command-click to select multiple MPEGs). Then choose "Edit/Fix Timecode Breaks". After this MPEG Streamclip should report the combined length of all MPEGs (check the Log Window if you want to know whether any timecode breaks were found). Then choose "File/Convert to MPEG... or /Save As..." to save them in a single file. If the video transition between two files looks bad, you can use the Cut command to improve it. You can join very different and incompatible MPEGs with this latter method so the end result is not guaranteed to work.
MPEG Streamclip can also edit MPEG files. Just set In/Out points (with I/O keys), Cut unwanted material off and choose "File/Convert to MPEG...". You can also Cut/Copy selections to other parts of the same stream or open another compatible stream and Paste it there. Shift-dragging the playhead can also be used to define a selection. Option + arrow keys jump to the beginning/end or In/Out points. You can use the Trim-command to more closely see a part of the video before cutting, then choose Revert Trimming to see all material. JKL-keys can be used to enable fast forward or reverse playing. The scroll wheel works also; with the Option key it scrolls 1 second per click. See the manual for more details on how to jump in single frame, GOP, 1 second, 10 second or 1 minute chunks when searching a specific spot in the video.
Editing and trimming can be accurate only if In and Out are both on keyframes because MPEG Streamclip edits to the GOP, not to the frame. For DVD and (XS)VCD the maximum GOP size is PAL 15 and NTSC 18 frames, so the editing accuracy can be up to about 0.6 seconds. You can advance to the previous or next keyframe (i.e. I-frame, the beginning of each GOP or Group Of Pictures) with the Up/Down arrow keys -- you can also use the Edit/Go to Keyframe command to see where the In and Out points really are when editing (the In point is included in the selection, the Out point is not included). Shift + Up/Down arrow keys allow fine-tuning the selection to the GOP.
Sue

How to zip multi files into one zip file in ABAP

hi all:
As you know, ABAP has CL_ABAP_GZIP class to support zip file function. But it only support one file zip. If I want to zip two files into one zip file, how to do it?
thanks.

Hi,
<li>If you know how to zip one file, to zip two files , you can follow the below steps.
DATA:g_zipper     TYPE REF TO cl_abap_zip.
"create our zipper object
CREATE OBJECT g_zipper.
"add 1st file to zip
CALL METHOD g_zipper->add
   EXPORTING
     name    = file_name
     content = content_x.
"add 2nd file to zip
CALL METHOD g_zipper->add
   EXPORTING
     name    = file_name
     content = content_y.
"save zip
CALL METHOD g_zipper->save
   RECEIVING
     zip = zip.
Thanks
Venkat.O

Joining / Merging csv files into one

Hi,
is there a way to join or merger a bunch of csv files into
one file?
regards
Martin

Thx Dan, for the reply, well I have the reference manual
right in front of me, and I thought about using cffile, but my
experience has been that cffile is very slow so merging say like 20
- 30 files into one with 600 records in each would be somewhat time
consuming or if even possible? does anyone know?
regards
Martin

Help merging 3d files into one 3d-pdf-scene

Is it possible with the LCS to merge 3d-files into a single 3d-pdf-scene just like it is in the Adobe 3D Reviewer? I don't have a "Master"-file that defines an assembly like a catia *.CATProduct file so I can't refer supporting documents in the Generator3D. I also tried the assembler-service but with that I was only able to create a PDF that holds all the single 3d-data on different pages and therefore in seperated 3d-scenes.
thanks

Hi Timo,
If you are still interested in this functionality to merge 3D files in batch, please contact me at [email protected] to discuss further.
Thanks.

How to merge blog pages into one?

I used iWeb and created three sites within one Domain file; each of these sites has its own blog page.
But I haven't touched it for quite some time and would like to pick it up again. I'm at a point where I would like to simplify things: only to have one site and one blog and...
How do I, or is there a way to, merge these blog pages into one? Consolidating these posts and comments into one single blog page?
Your advice would be very much appreciated. (At present I'm so torn between picking up using iWeb or just start with blogger.com; the ability to preserve these messages would be key to the decision.)
Thank you.

You can either use <PageOverlay> to overlay the Header PDF page onto the PDF with the Body, or you could turn the Header PDF page into a <Header> DDX element. It depends on the page size of the Header PDF.
Please be aware that if you use <Header>, the default margins for positioning the header are 1/2 inch all around. You can set this to 0 or whatever you want using the <PageMargins> element.
An example of using PageOverlay:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/" >
<PDF result="result1">
<PDF source="PDF2"/>
<PageOverlay>
<PDF source="PDF1"/>
</PageOverlay>
</PDF>
<PDF result="result2">
<PDF source="PDF3"/>
<PageOverlay>
<PDF source="PDF1"/>
</PageOverlay>
</PDF>
</DDX>

How to merge PDF docs into one?

How can I merge several individual PDF documents into one? Can I use preview for this?
Thanks
a

If this is a repetitive task, use Automator. Set up a workflow. First use Files & Folders to Get Selected / Specified Finder Items. Then use PDFs Combine PDF Pages (alternatively just drag selected files to the work area rather than use the Files & Folders step). Display the results from this combinng operation, click on it to display it and verify, and then rename it as desired. The operation New PDF from Images should do that last step, but it appears to not work.

How to merge indesign files into one

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for