Merge PDFs in Landscape and Portrait Format
titi
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Hello,
I would like to merge several PDF files (3 in total) with the first one in landscape (a slide), the second one in portrait (it's a letter), and the last file in landscape (these are slides).
I had to request to print the PDF as "image" (print --> advanced options --> print as image) otherwise I had 3 correct pages and everything else with very small images in the top left of each page.
I make sure to check the formats needed for each of my three different files.
I combine the three files using pdf creator, and when I save it: all the pages are in portrait mode.
I don't understand why, and it's starting to drive me crazy.
Thank you for your advice!!!! :)
I would like to merge several PDF files (3 in total) with the first one in landscape (a slide), the second one in portrait (it's a letter), and the last file in landscape (these are slides).
I had to request to print the PDF as "image" (print --> advanced options --> print as image) otherwise I had 3 correct pages and everything else with very small images in the top left of each page.
I make sure to check the formats needed for each of my three different files.
I combine the three files using pdf creator, and when I save it: all the pages are in portrait mode.
I don't understand why, and it's starting to drive me crazy.
Thank you for your advice!!!! :)
2 answers
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All my files were previously OpenOffice.
The problem I have when I do it as you said is that each first page of each file is saved correctly, but starting from the second page of each file, PDR Creator puts all the content of a page in a tenth of the page at the bottom left. All the text is there, but it is very small... -
Hello
From where do you print the files?
The files to be printed are already all in PDF
- Open your first PDF with Adobe Reader
- File Print / printer pdfcreator
- At the bottom there is an option for Automatic portrait/landscape orientation checked by default
- Start printing and then put it in the queue
One after another and everything prints normally without doing anything, and without forcing an image format
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Argitxu