Creating a multi-page PDF file… HELP!

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Smurfy
Nov 8, 2008
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I’ve got a series of 10 PSD files of equal dimensions. Each file contains a background image and a couple of shape layers (that were formerly text layers, converted to shape).

I’d like to organize these 10 PSD files as 10 pages in the same PDF (not PSD) file.

How do I do this? I can save the first as a PDF, but how to I "append" the others as different pages of this same PDF file?

Thanks.
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me
Nov 9, 2008
I’ve got a series of 10 PSD files of equal dimensions. Each file contains a background image and a couple of shape layers (that were formerly text layers, converted to shape).

I’d like to organize these 10 PSD files as 10 pages in the same PDF (not PSD) file.

How do I do this? I can save the first as a PDF, but how to I "append" the others as different pages of this same PDF file?

Gios PDF Splitter and Merger (freeware).
www.paologios.com
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KatWoman
Nov 15, 2008
"Evan Deez" wrote in message
I’ve got a series of 10 PSD files of equal dimensions. Each file contains a background image and a couple of shape layers (that were formerly text layers, converted to shape).

I’d like to organize these 10 PSD files as 10 pages in the same PDF (not PSD) file.

How do I do this? I can save the first as a PDF, but how to I "append" the others as different pages of this same PDF file?

Thanks.
Open Adobe Acrobat and choose make multi page document fromthe list in interface lets you put the files you need and arrange the order make other choices in options (size, file compression)

push the button DONE

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