There are command line tools to merge PDFs but this is not an offer to write the batch file to finish the job.
That is, you have all these PDFs now and just need to merge them. Google up COMMAND LINE PDF MERGE TOOLS and you find them. Now you write your batch file and get it done.
Hello!
Im trying to convert lots of files in pdf format and tiff format into one big pdf.
Got the software PDF Architect, which does this.
There are 2 problems now:
1st: I can convert the tiffs to pdfs by this program. Even folder-wise. Problem: The pdfs are saved in an extra folder and thereby the order in the folders is broken. The big pdf will be missorted.
2nd: The program does not convert pdf into pdf, so to say "copy" the pdfs into the output folder.
So it doesnt work with this program.
I hope to get help from this forum with the following idea: I simply print all the pdfs and tiffs into one pdf. (That is what I wanted to have in the end anyway.)
Problem hereby is: The Windows Explorer right-click menu doesnt offer to print folder-wise. Even selecting two different formats renders no print option.
I looked for a solution in the web, but didnt find any. Maybe the right-click print first starts an application and cannot start multiple applications for different formats.
Any ideas? Its 700 files in hundreds of folders. Dont want to do it by hand.
Thx
Thilo

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