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Bookeee · 03-29-2010, 04:49 PM

SUCCESS!

I leave instructions here, for the use of others.

1- Use Adobe Acrobat Pro (mine is 9.3.1).

2- Go to "File"

3- Scroll to "Create PDF"

4- Tab to "Merge Files into a Single PDF"

5- My default settings on that pop-up have "Single PDF" bubbled on top, and medium-sized output (bottom right)

6- Click on "+AddFiles". Again below that

7- Click around until you see folder with the PDF files you want merged

8- NB: If you have HTML files, you will have to order them up/down numerically, as they have that unfortunate tendency to go by all 1s/2s/3s. Those with iPods will understand. For best results, use other PDFs

9- Click on (bottom right) "Combine Files" when ready

10- Acrobat will check security settings, then combine/merge the PDFs into one

11- Default name is "Binder1", but can be renamed

12- Perfect PDF copy of (non-DRMed) ebook results -- even Next and Previous Pages are gone!

(I then used Mobipocket Creator Publisher Edition for a PRC/Kindle formatted ebook. Flawless)

Good luck, and thanks again to Dale for the help.

03-29-2010, 04:49 PM	#38
Bookeee Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2010 Device: Kindle	SUCCESS! I leave instructions here, for the use of others. 1- Use Adobe Acrobat Pro (mine is 9.3.1). 2- Go to "File" 3- Scroll to "Create PDF" 4- Tab to "Merge Files into a Single PDF" 5- My default settings on that pop-up have "Single PDF" bubbled on top, and medium-sized output (bottom right) 6- Click on "+AddFiles". Again below that 7- Click around until you see folder with the PDF files you want merged 8- NB: If you have HTML files, you will have to order them up/down numerically, as they have that unfortunate tendency to go by all 1s/2s/3s. Those with iPods will understand. For best results, use other PDFs 9- Click on (bottom right) "Combine Files" when ready 10- Acrobat will check security settings, then combine/merge the PDFs into one 11- Default name is "Binder1", but can be renamed 12- Perfect PDF copy of (non-DRMed) ebook results -- even Next and Previous Pages are gone! (I then used Mobipocket Creator Publisher Edition for a PRC/Kindle formatted ebook. Flawless) Good luck, and thanks again to Dale for the help. Last edited by Bookeee; 03-29-2010 at 04:55 PM.