2-sided printing using Adobe 9 Pro - odd # of pages

Question

We are trying to print our client's quarterly reports using a 2-sided format. We will have our software program produce indivdual reports in PDF format for each client; however I wanted to combine this into one long PDF in order to make printing them much easier. Unfortunately, each report has a different number of pages which complicates 2-sided printing.
I cant seem to figure out how to have Adobe insert a blank page at the end of any reports that have an odd number of pages so that the first page of the next report doesnt print on the last page of the previous one. I believe that batch processing might be able to do this...does anyone have any suggestions as to how I might be able to make this work?
Thanks!

Answer 1

#1.
Create a single page PDF for insert.
#2.
Advanced > Document Processing > Batch Processing
Batch Sequences dialog opens.
Click "New Sequence" button.
In the "Name Sequence" dialog, name the Sequence (e.g., "Insert Page").
OK
In the "Edit Batch Sequence - Insert Page" dialog, click the "Select Commands" button.
In the Edit Sequence dialog, scroll down t Pages > Insert Pages.
Select "Insert Pages", click the "Add >>" button. Click the "Edit" button.
In the "Select File to Insert" dialog, browse to the blank PDF you made earlier and select it.
In the "Insert Pages" dialog, select location (After | Before), select Page & click OK.
OK out of the "Edit Sequence" dialog.
Back in the "Edit Batch Sequence - Insert Page" dialog, make your selections for items #2 & #3.
Now, click the "Output Options" button.
In the "Output Options" dialog:
--| make your File Naming choices
--| make your Output Format choices
If you need to use the PDF Optimizer, select PDF Optimizer and click the "Settings" button.
The PDF Optimizer feature is made available for your configuration.
OK out of the "Output Options" dialog.
OK out of the "Edit Batch Sequence - Insert Page" dialog.
The "Batch Sequenc" dialog remains.
The Batch Sequence is not ready for use. Click Run Sequence button.
The "Run Sequence Confirmation-Insert Page" dialog is presented.
Click OK.
In the "Select Files to Process" dialog, browse to the folder where your PDFs are located.
Select one or many of the PDFs. Click the "Select" button.
The Batch Sequence works its way through the PDF file(s) selected.
Click the "Close" button to leave the "Batch Sequence" dialog.
Do a look-see at the processed PDFs. The blank page will be located where you directed.
Be well...