Is there a way to merge multiple PDF files into one file? Is this even possible without buying the full Adobe program?
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I don't think so Zeni.
I know for a fact that it's pretty much impossible to do it from the Acrobat Reader (then again I'm not a computer wiz) so I don't know if perhaps there's a trick. I have to put a lot of documents together at work, and I always use the full version of Adobe Acrobat.
Illustrator and Photoshop also allow you to save PDFs, but you can only save one page per file, so I guess those 2 programs are out of the question.
Your only choices left might be spending a couple hundreds on Adobe Acrobat, or downloading the program from ol' dirty Bit Torrent.
I know for a fact that it's pretty much impossible to do it from the Acrobat Reader (then again I'm not a computer wiz) so I don't know if perhaps there's a trick. I have to put a lot of documents together at work, and I always use the full version of Adobe Acrobat.
Illustrator and Photoshop also allow you to save PDFs, but you can only save one page per file, so I guess those 2 programs are out of the question.
Your only choices left might be spending a couple hundreds on Adobe Acrobat, or downloading the program from ol' dirty Bit Torrent.
I thought so, too, Dan, but I finally found a free program that merges them. It's called PDFill, and from what I saw, it's about the only free-ware available.
It doesn't appear to manipulate PDF files as much as Acrobat will. It does merge them at least, which is a good thing considering I had about 40 individual files to deal with.
Of course, it's probably infected with hordes of spyware and adware.
It doesn't appear to manipulate PDF files as much as Acrobat will. It does merge them at least, which is a good thing considering I had about 40 individual files to deal with.
Of course, it's probably infected with hordes of spyware and adware.