irishgrizzly macrumors 65816 Original poster May 15, 2006 1,461 2 Dec 12, 2007 #1 ...or similar is there a simple way of combining and optimising PDF files. I'd like to be able to drop them on a short cut on my desktop so they would combine into one doc and reduce in file size for quick emailing.
...or similar is there a simple way of combining and optimising PDF files. I'd like to be able to drop them on a short cut on my desktop so they would combine into one doc and reduce in file size for quick emailing.
xUKHCx Administrator emeritus Jan 15, 2006 12,583 9 The Kop Dec 12, 2007 #2 Automator Get selected Finder items + Combine PDF Pages + Copy Finder Items Save as a plugin for Finder and bobs your uncle, although it gives is an odd file name.
Automator Get selected Finder items + Combine PDF Pages + Copy Finder Items Save as a plugin for Finder and bobs your uncle, although it gives is an odd file name.
tobefirst ⚽️ macrumors 601 Jan 24, 2005 4,612 2,335 St. Louis, MO Dec 12, 2007 #3 Have you tried building your own in Automator? There are "Combine PDF pages" and "Compress Images in PDF" actions which you could string together. EDIT: Yeah, what he (^) said.
Have you tried building your own in Automator? There are "Combine PDF pages" and "Compress Images in PDF" actions which you could string together. EDIT: Yeah, what he (^) said.
irishgrizzly macrumors 65816 Original poster May 15, 2006 1,461 2 Dec 12, 2007 #4 Cool, so if I set this up in Automator, can I have the process as an icon on my desktop or in my dock that I can drag the required files on to?
Cool, so if I set this up in Automator, can I have the process as an icon on my desktop or in my dock that I can drag the required files on to?
xUKHCx Administrator emeritus Jan 15, 2006 12,583 9 The Kop Dec 12, 2007 #5 irishgrizzly said: Cool, so if I set this up in Automator, can I have the process as an icon on my desktop or in my dock that I can drag the required files on to? Click to expand... Yes you can, if you use the exact items I described you will have to select the .pdfs before you run the application from the dock.
irishgrizzly said: Cool, so if I set this up in Automator, can I have the process as an icon on my desktop or in my dock that I can drag the required files on to? Click to expand... Yes you can, if you use the exact items I described you will have to select the .pdfs before you run the application from the dock.
r6girl Administrator/Project Manager Staff member Sep 6, 2003 1,735 90 New England Dec 12, 2007 #6 i've used this app before - works like a charm...