Making a bunch of jpegs into one pdf?

[JonWormwood]

I downloaded a few programs that would only turn one jpg into a pdf but I want to take like 30+ jpgs into a pdf to transfer to iphone. Anyone know how?

 

[53Crëw]

One way you can do it is to create a Word document, put the pictures in the Word document, then export or "print" as a .pdf if you have one of the free PDF Writers.

 

[MetalJonesy]

adobe acrobat pro allows this

 

[kev]

One way you can do it is to create a Word document, put the pictures in the Word document, then export or "print" as a .pdf if you have one of the free PDF Writers.

+1

 

[Metal Overload]

Corel Draw dude, just paste the images and it has an option for that.

 

[Jind]

Here is what you want: http://www.pdfarea.com/Image-to-PDF-Converter-Free.htm

 

[XnaySaturo]

With Acrobat Pro you can select all your JPGs, right click and "Merge to PDF...". I have to use it at work all the time

 

[JBroll]

*Never* recommend Acrobat Pro for *anything*. This is a PDF READER WITH SECURITY VULNERABILITIES.

You can pick up PDFCreator or another PDF printer and use it to print *anything* to PDFs. Free toolkits to merge them are everywhere, and there may even be one in PDFCreator already.

Jeff

 

[XnaySaturo]

Can you elaborate on the security flaws?

 

[JBroll]

They decided that PDFs needed Javascript and this was turned into arbitrary code execution. (Pretty old news actually.)

It's especially bad when you recall that PDF came about because PostScript was Turing complete and, as a result, considered a security hazard itself.

Jeff

 

[arv_foh]

I use Acrobat Pro all the time to make multi page PDFs.

 

[-Gavin-]

Can you elaborate on the security flaws?

http://www.offensive-security.com/videos/adobe-0day/index.html


To answer the OP,

OpenOffice.org's "Impress" will do this.

 

[JBroll]

There are very few excuses to use an expensive piece of software that does nothing better than free alternatives and leaves your computer at risk for absolutely no good reason.

Jeff

 

[JBroll]

http://www.offensive-security.com/videos/adobe-0day/index.html


To answer the OP,

OpenOffice.org's "Impress" will do this.

This link is pretty funny, talking about Adobe security flaws in a Flash-based page...

Jeff

 

[JonWormwood]

Sweetness dudes, I appreciate it.

 

[JonWormwood]

Here is what you want: http://www.pdfarea.com/Image-to-PDF-Converter-Free.htm

Works fucking perfect

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