Post by rod222 on Feb 1, 2014 11:31:09 GMT
Ryan suggested.....
I have used PDFCreator for many years. The program is actually a printer driver. If you want to create a .PDF file, you print the file, but when the printer dialogue box comes up, you select PDFCreator as your printer, not your Epson or HP or what have you. The file you are "printing" is saved as a .PDF file.
www.pdfforge.org/
Printing a single .JPG will create a single .PDF file. You can then use a simple program like PDF Toolkit to stitch the individual .PDFs into one big document.
www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/
Ryan
This is an absolutely fabulous program, so far 10/10.
Easy, simple, powerful and free.
I created a 5 page "Germany Registration Label" album in about 5 seconds.
It is 1.5 Mb however Photobucket does not accept PDF documents.
I now have an avenue to create personal digital albums for all my Cinderellas, Revenues and ephemera etc.
All we need now, is a reliable free host to post our PDF documents.
I can see this being the next step in the future of stamp collecting, people exchanging PDF's of specialised material, even their Country's albums fo ID, sorting, etc & etc.
A big thank you Ryan.
I have used PDFCreator for many years. The program is actually a printer driver. If you want to create a .PDF file, you print the file, but when the printer dialogue box comes up, you select PDFCreator as your printer, not your Epson or HP or what have you. The file you are "printing" is saved as a .PDF file.
www.pdfforge.org/
Printing a single .JPG will create a single .PDF file. You can then use a simple program like PDF Toolkit to stitch the individual .PDFs into one big document.
www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/
Ryan
This is an absolutely fabulous program, so far 10/10.
Easy, simple, powerful and free.
I created a 5 page "Germany Registration Label" album in about 5 seconds.
It is 1.5 Mb however Photobucket does not accept PDF documents.
I now have an avenue to create personal digital albums for all my Cinderellas, Revenues and ephemera etc.
All we need now, is a reliable free host to post our PDF documents.
I can see this being the next step in the future of stamp collecting, people exchanging PDF's of specialised material, even their Country's albums fo ID, sorting, etc & etc.
A big thank you Ryan.
