Thanks for the tip. I'm already using CocoaBooklet, so this is a
welcome addition to the toolchest.
Curiously, I still have problems displaying the result even with the
latest Adobe Reader 7 version. However, it displays correctly in
Preview. (I prefer Adobe because the print options show exactly what's
gonna happen when I print. I like that very much. Also the "Auto Rotate
and Center" option makes screwing up nearly impossible, and it is
available right in the print dialog.)
I haven't tried printing from either program, but Johannes may be right
that there is something about this the OS doesn't like.
Mark Blumberg wrote:
Have you looked at PDF Lab?
http://www.iconus.ch/fabien/pdflab/
Best,
Mark
On Aug 8, 2006, at 3:54 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
B) an alternate free or dirt-cheap way to combine multiple PDFs
into one file. (This is all I use Acrobat 5 for.)
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