How can I save multiple pages in PSE 9 as one PDF-file?

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Jeff Arola · Accepted Answer

that's weird. You can open a pdf with multiple pages, but can't save it..

thanks anyway!

Actually you can save multiple page pdf's in elements.

Try something like this:

(This is easier if you have the project bin open)

1. Select the first page

2. Right click on that page in the project bin and choose Add Blank Page or as many pages as you need.

3. Use the move tool and drag your pages down into the blank pages in the project bin

4 Then File>Save As>Acrobat.PDF

MichelBParis · Answer

Scitech,I can be done in PSE2019.Go to the Create button (top right corner).Choose "Photo Prints"Choose "Local Printer"Select Printer - Choose "Microsoft Print PDF" instead of your connected local printer.Choose "Continue"Choose where you want to save it.Choose "Save" It's simpler than that. Just use the organizer to select your batch of files and go to print to the Microsoft printer driver as I indicated in my post of August 2017 in this discussion:"For Windows 10 users, I recommend selecting files and using the 'Print' command instead of the 'Save' one. You select the printer 'Microsoft Print to pdf' printer. Many other free virtual pdf printers like this, but beware of adwares and such...The solution by 99jon, Open Office, is a serious one." Phinny, By the way, I don't see any post in this discussion claiming that:I'm not sure you're saying openoffice.org is a shady website or that the app is risky in any way.  Neither are true.As I already said above, it's a very serious solution as well as the other 'open' software companions that are Gimp for Photo, Scribus (replaces Indesign) and Inkscape (for Illustrator). If, like me, you only need such tasks very occasionally, they can do the job. The full Adobe subscription also including Acrobat (pdf management) is a bargain for pros who need those apps regularly. Subscribing to Acrobat will never appeal to most Elements users. The main drawback of the 'open' softwares is the learning curve. So, workarounds like virtual pdf printers are very welcome and useful. About pdf files:I have to add that it appears that Adobe does not want to offer serious pdf support from Elements.- only included way to create multifile pdf: sending your batch of files by mail to your own mal address...- You can only save or export the pdf format: photoshop pdf, which packs together a standard Illustrator/Acrobat pdf and a .psd version. Good for compatibility, but produces huge pdfs. The answer is the virtual printer instead.- Recently, the support for normal pdfs has been removed from the organizer!!!

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