Combine several pdf docs into one single pdf doc

I need to combine several pdf's into one pdf. How can I do this?

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Help!!! I can't save multiple PDF documents into one single PDF! Need answers!

Hello!
I'm trying to save a very large PDF file. I'm using Adobe Acrobat X Pro. There are about 200 plus pages and I'm trying to save merged PDF files as one single PDF document. I've compressed the PDF's as much as I could prior to saving. For some reason, the process of saving it as a single file takes a long time and usually doesn't work. Will a higher version of Adobe be faster? I was told that Adobe X is a 32 bit program and that could be why it's running slow. I'm unfamiliar with how it all works so I'm hoping someone could offer a simple explanation as to why this is happening and a solution on how to make something as simple as saving a document, go faster.
Thank you!
c

Best to keep the replies in the other post, but I wanted to comment on something you said "I was told that Adobe X is a 32 bit program and that could be why it's running slow." Yes, it's a 32 bit program. No, it's complete nonsense to say that 32 bit programs run slow. There seems to be a general belief that 64 bit is better because, well, because, um, because it's a bigger number so it must be, right? Sorry, I'm not mocking you, but there is such nonsense about this, that I think software makers are having to put a lot of effort into making 64 bit software for no good reason at all.

Acrobat XI PRO: Create a Table of Contents (TOC) automatically in top, after I have combined several pdf.files into a single pdf.file

Hey
I have now tried for hours, but now I give up!
MY WISH -
Create a Table of Contents (TOC) automatically after I have combined several pdf.files into a single pdf.file.
I have already bookmarks, shown on the screen (see screenshot below) but I want those bookmark to be visualised in a separate TOC in the top of the combined files.
This new TOC (which I have inserted) shall be printable and serve as a cover page in a binder.
I have seen other cheap pdf.programs in the market (e.g. PDF Converter Professional 7.3) which are able to make the above things, easy, fast and nice.
Regards
Ole Bünger, Kristianstad Sweden

Somewhat roundabout way but this should work:
Is there easy way to print bookmarks Acrobat Pro 9.5

How do i combine multiple pdf file into a single pdf file?

how do i combine multiple pdf files into a single pdf file?

The thread was started in early March and it's Mid-April, I know this very well. The OP of this thread posted a very common and simple question or maybe he/she would have resolved this. For an Adobe Acrobat user it's not at all difficult to combine multiple PDF files into one. But to combine PDF files full version of Adobe Acrobat is mainly required, otherwise PDF files can't be combined. For example, I'm using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. These simple steps are mainly required to combine PDF files:
Open Adobe Acrobat.
Click on Combine and click on Merge files into a single PDF.
A window will be appearing, click on Add Files and select the PDF files you want to combine.
Arrange the selected files in any order with the help of Move Up and Move Down button.
Now click on Combine File and the selected PDF files will be combined within a few seconds.
A new PDF file will be created. Click on Save As and name this new PDF file. Then, click on Save.
A new PDF file will be created and all the selected PDF files are combined in it. The steps shown above might be different in other versions of Adobe Acrobat. Other than this, some third-party PDF merge software are also available. Most of them are available with a demo version for free evaluation. I've heard much about SysInfoTools PDF Merge software on other forums and directories and it's demo version is freely available. One may check its demo version if Adobe Acrobat (full version) is not available.
Regards

How do I bind multiple PDF Documents into one single document?

I am trying to bind multiple PDF documents into one single document can anyone please help me?

You would need Adobe Acrobat to do that. Reader doesn't have the ability.

How to combine pdf pages into a single pdf document

I´ve done this before but I forgot. Can anyone help me?

Hi profesora.2014.2015,
Adobe Reader is a free trusted standard for reliably viewing, printing, and annotating PDF documents. It’s the only PDF file viewer that can open and interact with all types of PDF content, including forms and multimedia.
In order to combine PDF pages into a single PDF file, you need to either use Adobe Acrobat (Merging and combining PDF files | Acrobat XI - Adobe India) or Adobe PDF pack (Reliably Create PDFs, Convert PDFs, & Merge PDFs Online | Adobe PDF Pack).

Concatenate multiple pdf files into one single postscript file

Hi,
Could anyone help me with a code to "Concatenate Multiple pdf files into one single postscript file" ?
Thanks for the help

Thanks for your reply! Actually the main purpose is to allow user to select multiple pdf documents on a single web page and then he should be able to print all of them at once by hitting the print button on the web page instead of selecting each document seperately to print it. Also he should be able to see all the printing services available to print those documents.
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Merge Different Spools containing a Single PDF page into a Single PDF file.

Greetings,
I am developing a custom object where in i need to read PDF file from many different Spools(Range given on Input Screen), where each spool has a single PDF page in it. I need to combine all these PDF Pages into a single PDF file & either create a new Spool or save it on an Application Server.
At present i have developed the code where in i am able to read the PDF files from different spools & convert them into Binary but i am not able to generate it back to PDF file.
Kindly find my code for your reference.
CODE:-
START-OF-SELECTION.
PERFORM f_get_spool_1000 .
PERFORM g_conv_pdf_to_bin_2000 .
*&      Form F_GET_SPOOL_1000
      text
FORM f_get_spool_1000 .
SELECT * FROM tsp01
           INTO TABLE gt_tsp01
           WHERE rqident IN s_spool
           ORDER BY rqcretime DESCENDING.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
    SORT gt_tsp01 BY rqident .
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.
*&      Form G_CONV_PDF_TO_OTF_2000
      text
DATA: lv_filename_out   TYPE string,
            lv_len            TYPE i,
            lt_tab            TYPE tsfixml .
DATA: lwa_print_parms    LIKE pri_params,
              lv_valid(1)       TYPE c .
DATA: lv_linsz LIKE sy-linsz VALUE 132, " Line size
              lv_paart LIKE sy-paart VALUE 'X_65_132'. " Paper Format
DATA : lt_tsp01 TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF tsp01 ,
               lwa_tsp01 TYPE tsp01 .
CLEAR : gv_pdf, gwa_tsp01, gv_renderpagecount .
LOOP AT gt_tsp01 INTO gwa_tsp01.
    CALL FUNCTION 'FPCOMP_CREATE_PDF_FROM_SPOOL'
      EXPORTING
        i_spoolid         = gwa_tsp01-rqident
        i_partnum         = 1
      IMPORTING
        e_pdf             = gv_pdf
        e_renderpagecount = gv_renderpagecount
        e_pdf_file        = gv_pdf_file
      EXCEPTIONS
        ads_error         = 1
        usage_error       = 2
        system_error      = 3
        internal_error    = 4
        OTHERS            = 5.
    IF sy-subrc <> 0.
      MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
              WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
    ENDIF.
    CLEAR lv_len .
    REFRESH gt_bin .
    CALL FUNCTION 'SCMS_XSTRING_TO_BINARY'
      EXPORTING
        buffer        = gv_pdf
      IMPORTING
        output_length = lv_len
      TABLES
        binary_tab    = gt_bin.
    CLEAR gwa_bin .
    LOOP AT gt_bin INTO gwa_bin.
      APPEND gwa_bin TO gt_listout.
      CLEAR gwa_bin .
    ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
Get FP reference
DATA: lo_fp     TYPE REF TO if_fp VALUE IS INITIAL,
        lo_pdfobj TYPE REF TO if_fp_pdf_object VALUE IS INITIAL,
        lo_exc    TYPE REF TO cx_root,
        lv_xslt_message TYPE string .
lo_fp = cl_fp=>get_reference( ).
For handling exceptions
DATA: lo_fpex TYPE REF TO cx_fp_runtime VALUE IS INITIAL.
TRY.
      lo_pdfobj = lo_fp->create_pdf_object( connection = 'ADS' ).
Set document
      lo_pdfobj->set_document(
        EXPORTING
          pdfdata = gt_listout ).
Tell PDF object to extract data
      lo_pdfobj->set_extractdata( ).
Execute the call to ADS
      lo_pdfobj->execute( ).
    CATCH cx_root INTO lo_exc.
      lv_xslt_message = lo_exc->get_text( ).
ENDTRY.
Your quick reply would be of great help.
Regards.

Thank Your for your concern, there are many replies & posts but all of them points only to Try what they have said. As being said that trying to convert PDF to binary & appending many PDF similarly would not let you generate a single PDF again.
Your Kind guidance would be really appreciable.
Regards.

Combining several iMovie projects into one, time-not space-being the factor

Hello,
Space is not an issue (large external drive), but I'm trying to figure out the fastest way to combine several iMovie projects into one (so each movie will become a chapter in iDVD). I'm pretty sure there must be a better way than I'm attempting, selecting all the clips in clipviewer, then dragging and dropping to the new project clipviewer. As I've done this, the "time remaining" window keeps growing (started out about 4 minutes, climbed to "92 minutes remaining," then I aborted the move). Details: each movie is about 8-10 minutes long, widescreen, made up of various (sometimes many) dv clips, audio segments, still photos, etc.
I have added dv clips to a project via the media folder (project unopened), but this was a single item and simple to move from trash into the project. In this case, I'm not sure what to move in order to save the entire project intact.
Thanks so much for any help,
b
Message was edited by: Bimp

Thanks for your reply, Klaus. I'm just now getting to try your suggestion to copy and paste from timeline rather than drag and drop from clipviewer. Alas, it seems to be choking terribly on the transfer. This video is not a 60 minute movie, either; it's about ten minutes. I has about 60 files to it. I did get to the point where I felt confident enough to empty the trash and save the project, so I assume the clips that are there are not still "attached" to the unedited dvs.
Earlier I tried to export, in the advanced settings, to the full quality dv, but the quality really dropped, way too much for the intended use. I'm pretty much stumped at this point, unless I can hear some other suggestions.
What I might try doing is simply dragging and dropping all the packet contents of the media folder into the other movie's media folder, but then I suspect I'll have to rebuild the darn thing from bits and pieces and it may be like putting Humpty Dumpty back together again...ugh.
I'm sure I'm not the first person to face this challenge, am I? Of course, my lesson learned is to build one dvd's contents in one imovie project. If it weren't for the fact that I need to offer viewers the option to "play movie" (play all the videos as one movie) I'd simply drag each movie into iDVD and do it that way (the dvd showing each video separately).
Would still love to hear of other possible solutions here, before trying some other forum.
thanks!
B

How do I merge more than one PDF document into one singular pdf using adobe viewer touch on a microsoft surface?

How do I merge more than one PDF document into one singular pdf using adobe viewer touch on a microsoft surface?

Or using the Adobe PDF Pack https://www.acrobat.com/

Concatenate multiple pdf files into one single file

hi,
Could any one help me with a code "combining or merging multiple pdf files selected from the browser into one single document" to send it as one single request to the printer?
Thanks ,

It is called the Big Faceless PDF library.
they have a free trial download.
in regards to doing it yourself, of course.
but this is a pure java library that can do what you want without you having to re-invent the wheel (for a price of course).
they have excellent technical support as well, usually solving your problem within a day or so.

How to combine 2 spool id into a single PDF file

Hi,
I need to combine 2 or more spool id into a single PDF file.
i.e the downloaded PDF file should contain the data of all the specified spoll ids
Thank U
Narendra

Hi,
Use FM "RSPO_RETURN_ABAP_SPOOLJOB" to get the spool into internal table.
Append the internal table with data of another spool & then pass the internal table to the FM mentioned in above reply.
Best regards,
Prashant

Convert/join multiple file formats (doc, pdf, text) into 1 single PDF/A using web services

We would like to purchase LiveCycle for the PDF Generator feature, but we want to know if it will meet our technical requirements.
We would like to convert a PDF, an HTML, a DOCX, and some custom text into 1 single PDF/A. Basically: joining 3 different files types and some text into 1 very long PDF/A file. Can we do this type of join?
Also, we would like to install LiveCycle on a central server and then call a web service or use an API where we can input the 3 different files and the text and as output we would get 1 PDF/A back. Obviously there might be intermediary steps, but in essence we need to be able to do this conversion from our custom code by calling some LiveCycle API.
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You can use Assembler service with PDFGenerator. There is support for Web Service endpoints(SOAP). Please go through this for details : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/11.0/Overview/lc_overview_ds.pdf
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Combine bmp files into one single pdf?

I've got 76 scanned pages in bmp format, and need to print them. Ideas? I can't be bothered to select each one of them separately in Preview and click on Print, then OK 76 times...
Many thanks.

There are some Apple Script Folder Action scripts that will convert image files from one format to another, so you can drop a set of images into a folder and they will all get individually converted to another file format. I don't know if you can create a multi-page pdf bundle, unless you have PostScipt maybe, then you can just append all the ps files into one large multi-page PS file.
Even working with Automator you will have to learn a little about scripting anyway. Typing text commands in Terminal isn't that much different. Fink is really not that hard to install and work with. You do have to learn a little about Terminal and how to execute comands from the shell prompt.
I think the solution to your problem would probably involve a combination of an Apple Script that executes a Terminal command to run the ImageMagick convert utility, and I think that it could be attached as a Folder Action to operate on a group of files when you drop them into it. I am not sure if Apple Script or Automator can do this work all by itself. They are really just fancy GUI wrappers for the instructions to other programs to do what they do. By themselves they don't actually do the work, they facilitate the flow of the work to the appropriate tools. ImageMagick is one such appropriate tool for your image conversion problem.
I have been thinking about setting this up to handle faxing out a multi-page pdf document that is created by scanning single pages as individual jpg images. Sometimes I have to fill out a form and fax it somewhere, and my scanner is a single sheet scanner. So that would be handy to drag and drop a few pages of jpgs to a folder and have the convert utility bundle them to a pdf and have Preview open it, ready for faxing. Now, I use Terminal to
cd ~/Desktop (or folder that contains my scanned jpgs)
convert *.jpg fax_file.pdf
open -a Preview fax_file.pdf
Then in Preview Print... and Fax
I could fax right from the command line also, but I like being able to look at the document first to check for errors, and get the fax number from Address Book.
I'll post back if I ever get an Apple Script/Folder Action working, but I am in the middle of upgrading to Tiger and backing a lot of files up, so I might not get to work on it for a while.
Try out fink, there are lots of free software tools that you might find useful.
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How do I combine several short movies into one large project?

You’ll often find a longer project much easier to work with if you work on it in shorter pieces. Doing this can minimize system lugging and maximize program responsiveness as well as reduce the likelihood that you’ll run into problems when you try to output your finished movie.
Once each segment is finished and output, open a new project and combine the segments into a final mix.
In order to do with this minimal loss of quality and maximum performance, you’ll want to output each segment in its ideal video format – a format that the program is designed to work with natively and won’t have to re-render. Instructions for outputting each of these ideal video formats are found below.
The ideal source video format for a standard definition video project is the DV-AVI, although DV-MOVs will also work.
The ideal source video format for a high definition video project is either the 1920x1080 HDV MPEG or the 1920x1080 MTS AVCHD file.
For standard video
If you’d like to export your video project – or even a portion of your project – so that you can import it into a standard definition Premiere Elements video project on a Windows computer, use Publish & Share/Computer/AVI with the DV preset option. The file you output will have an .avi suffix
The Macintosh equivalent to the DV-AVI file is the DV-MOV. To output a DV-MOV file from your project, use Publish & Share/Computer/MOV with the DV preset. The file you output will have a .mov suffix.
For high-definition video
If you’d like to export your video project – or a portion of your project – from an HDV (tape-based high-definition) project for use in another HDV project, use Publish & Share/Computer/MPEG with the MPEG2 1920x1080i 30 preset (or 1920x1080i 25 for PAL).
If you’re working on an Full AVCHD project, output your video by clicking Publish & Share/Computer/AVCHD and using the M2T 1920x1080i preset (with the appropriate frame rate). For more information on outputting AVCHD video.
Both forms of high-definition video will output with the .m2t suffix.
(From The Muvipix.com Guide to Adobe Premiere Elements)

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e.g Chicago - Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon = Seven (7) tracks. How do I turn this into one long track?
The best way is to use an audio editor. A popular one that is free, and has both Windows and Mac versions, is Audacity.
If you want to try to do it with iTunes, you will need to burn the tracks to a CD, and then rip back from the CD using the "join tracks" option. However, this method will not give you any control over the transitions.

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