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When I try to merge then save large PDF it gives an error. The computer is a new Win 7, Inetl Duel Core 3.2 Ghz, 4 GB RAM, brand new computer with only Kaspersky AV, Office 2010 and Adobe 9 Pro Trial installed. It merges quite quickly for the file size, but when I try to save it, it gives the error above. There are seven files I'm merging for a total of about 2.3 GB in size. I have even turned off the Kaspersky AV and it still gives the error. The documents does contain lots of photos. Not sure what other info to give.
Thanks for any help

You dont happen to have a link on Adobe's site some where do you? The person I'm trying to make this work for says they have seen 5 GB pdf docs. They dont believe me, so I will have to prove it to them.
Thanks so much for the info.

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