*For some reason Preview is kicking this 'seed' PDF to the end when I add the additional PDF files, so that's why I'm saying start with your last page instead of the first page, so you don't have to re-order them again. Now follow steps as above: select all of the rest of the PDFs in the Finder, and drag them ONTO the page thumbnail icon in the sidebar of Preview to get a multi-page PDF. Preview saves the jpegs as individual PDFs to your selected folder.Ĭlose out of the jpegs and open the LAST of the PDFs you just made* and display the sidebar. In the following dialog, choose PDF for the format, and choose a place to save the PDFs. Step 1: Open your Pages document and select File from the menu bar. On the main interface, choose 'Create PDF'. Once youve converted it, just throw it into a Mac PDF editor, and you can make any adjustments you need. Download PDFelement Pro according to your operation and install it on your device. You can centralize your information in one place by. Right-click in the sidebar area and choose Save a Copy to Folder. It takes only a minute or two to convert your document in Pages to a PDF file on a Mac. Like most people, you probably have data, documents, and notes scattered across many files and apps. Select all the thumbnails in the sidebar (Command-A.) To do this, drag a box over several images files using your mouse cursor, or select them individually by holding the Command key. The jpegs will display in one window but still be separate files, as discussed above. In Finder, select all the images you want to include in the PDF. When the status change to Done click the Download PDF button. Click the Convert to PDF button to start the conversion. Pull down the File menu and choose Export To then select PDF. Open all jpegs in Preview and display the sidebar. How to Convert PAGES to PDF Click the Choose Files button to select your PAGES files. Open the file into Pages that you want to save as a PDF. The only workaround we found adds another step to the process. the first page looks good (no border) while all the following pages have an annoying white border around the image. We are using Snow Leopard and having the same results as Daniel Serodio, i.e.

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