Function: Converts the selected images to PDF. Author: Automator World Notes: This workflow is saved as an application for easy drag-drop of files and folders to convert. Converted PDFs are saved in the original folders.
Okay, I want I really am doing is converting a jfx to pdf… seems like just changing the extension from .jfx to .tif gets me part way there, then the file still works and acts as it should (in preview). Here is what doesn’t work… (going from tiff to pdf)…
When using this script it saves only the first page. not all, am I missing something?
How can I convert a multiple page tiff into a multiple page PDF?
Okay, I want I really am doing is converting a jfx to pdf… seems like just changing the extension from .jfx to .tif gets me part way there, then the file still works and acts as it should (in preview). Here is what doesn’t work… (going from tiff to pdf)…
When using this script it saves only the first page. not all, am I missing something?
How can I convert a multiple page tiff into a multiple page PDF?
Comment by webrobert — October 11, 2009 @ 3:19 pm
Thats great I use contenta images2PDF for the same purpose
Comment by Rhea @ Images2PDF — June 20, 2009 @ 2:38 pm
good
Comment by ratan — January 27, 2009 @ 8:35 am
Trying to automae a PDF from over one hundred NEF files and the PDF only goes to image 50. Why is this happening?
Comment by mac user lost — September 30, 2008 @ 10:27 pm
There are 2 methods of converting to pdf in OSX.
The first is the unix pstopdf
The second is Mac OS X 10.5.3 Quartz PDFContext
The second is far more efficient producing files around 40% of the size of the first.
Am I right in thinking you have used pstopdf?
Comment by Peter Breis — June 22, 2008 @ 7:00 pm