i have a book which has 1000 pages each page is stored in a pdf file, thus makng 1000 pdf file in folder ( ver

Question

i have a book which has 1000 pages each page is stored in a pdf file, thus makng 1000 pdf file in folder ( very frustating ) how can i put all these pages in 1 file .pdf format

Answer 1

It will be better to convert the file into ms word doc. U just the copy the pages and paste it on the ms word. U will face some formatting problems which can be solved manually. Or u may try pdf2word, docsmartz or solid pdf converter to convert the file into ms word doc. To some extent these r helpful. Make sure that u use adobe acrobat version 7. It will certainly solve ur problem.

Answer 2

There are 2 ways
1. With the full version of Acrobat, it's easy.

Open the first chapter. INSERT the other chapters, one at a time (there's an insert option under DOCUMENT, I think). You can add post-it type comments, highlight text, add bookmarks, create links, etc.

You can't do this with just the Reader, but you should have (or be able to get) the full version.

2.There's an easier way, and it's fully automated.

Create a text file. In this text file there will be some commands that tell Distiller where your .pdf files are, and to merge them all into one. I'm going to paste my text file below.

All I do is drag and drop this text file into my "In" folder, and distiller does the rest. If your text file is called "MyNovel.txt", Distiller will create one .pdf called MyNovel.pdf, will all your little .pdf's in your Outbox.

The only thing you will need to modify, is the line starting with /Pathname. Simply modify what is in the ().

%===========================================
/PathName (f:/decals/temp/*.eps) def % Edit this to point to the folder
% containing the PS files.

/RunDir { % Uses PathName variable on the operand stack
{ /mysave save def % Performs a save before running the PS file
dup = flush % Shows name of PS file being run
RunFile % Calls built in Distiller procedure
clear cleardictstack % Cleans up after PS file
mysave restore % Restores save level
}
255 string
filenameforall
} def

PathName RunDir
%==============================================

Answer 3

Use Adobe Acrobat Professional

Answer 4

its very easy
here's a article if u follow it properly u will be able to do it
http://www.csus.edu/uccs/acadtech/tools/applications/acrobat/acr6merged.pdf
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