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I have a large folder of higher resolution jpg photos that I took while out on a friend’s sailboat. I want to automate them into a medium sized PDF file to give to our friends. Normally I would place them into InDesign and export as a PDF for e-Book. Since there is 146 photos I thought I’d better come up with a more efficient method.
So far I’ve used the automated Acrobat Pro method but the file is too big. I’m working on optimizing it now. But one problem I run into with Acrobat Pro is that when I rotate one picture it wants to rotate another.
I know I should probably post this in the Acrobat Forum but I also know that I will probably get my answer here… and faster.
Any other ideas?
So far I’ve used the automated Acrobat Pro method but the file is too big. I’m working on optimizing it now. But one problem I run into with Acrobat Pro is that when I rotate one picture it wants to rotate another.
I know I should probably post this in the Acrobat Forum but I also know that I will probably get my answer here… and faster.
Any other ideas?
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