package multiple PDFs using VBA

sous2817

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Hello everyone,

The output of a larger program is a series of PDFs in a single directory and each user needs a different series of PDFs to suit their situation. We have Adobe Acrobat 8 installed on our machines and I see they have a "combine PDFs" ability to put selected files in to a package. Anyone have any idea if this can be duplicated using VBA?

I put a reference to PDFMaker API 1.0 Type Library that has a CreatePDFFromMultipleFiles member, but I have no idea how to use it.

Ao my question is, does anyone have any experience creating a PDF package through VBA? I'd also go with merging PDFs in to a single file as well.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
 

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