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I'm using AutoCAD 2007 LT and right now I have a macro that will PDF the viewports that I've defined. I have multiple sheets (viewports) in one drawing and they all come out as separate PDF files. Is there a script or some way I can take those PDFs that were just made and make them into a single PDF with 3 pages? I would think the psuedo code would look something like this:

 

PDF all sheets

Open Adobe Acrobat

Combine all three PDF files

Prompt with "Save As"

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If you have Adobe acrobat not the reader then you have an option "create Pdf from multiple files" you can combine as many pages as you want.

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There is also the more laborious option, if you have Acrobat, to insert all the sheets into one file. Last resort, though.

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I do have the full version of Acrobat and I know that I can combine single sheets. My idea was to PDF and combine them all in one move using AutoCAD. I only have AutoCAD 2007 LT so I don't LISP access so I was wondering if there is a way to do it with a script. Thanks for the replies.

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