File Setup
Understanding Options for Saving to PDF
Laying Out Documents for Print
Creating and Exporting Bleeds Using Adobe InDesign
Using Adobe InDesign's Print Booklet Plug-In
Creating a Cutting Path for the Roland
Important Facts
For DPC job submission, rather than having to fill out several job tickets, for PDFs that have the same printing speci cations (i.e. sheet size, color/B and W, simplex/duplex, orientation, scaling), it can be more efficient to combine all PDFs into one PDF. This will also speed up processing time in the DPC.
This user guide is intended to instruct you on how to combine multiple PDFs into one PDF file. Follow these simple instructions using Adobe Acrobat 8.
How to Create One PDF from Multiple PDFs Using Acrobat 8
- Go to: File → Create PDF → From Multiple Files...
- Select Add Files..., add the PDFs to be combined, select the desired quality (at bottom), and click Next.
- Choose the option (on top) to merge the PDFs into one file (instead of creating a PDF Package) and click Create.
- After files have been merged, click Save. Remember to name your file with a unique name (i.e. Stoll_Resumes.pdf ).
Figure 1: Locating the option to combine multiple PDFs in Acrobat
Figure 2: Adding the les to be combined
Figure 3: Selecting the option to merge (or combine) the PDFs
Open the file in Acrobat to confirm that the files were combined correctly in the desired sequence and orientation.