My wife is writing a book. She is using Microsoft Word to create one Word file for each page she creates. I would like to use Adobe PDF Pack (monthly) to create PDF files that will then be combined into one or two PDF files and sent to a publisher for c

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My wife is writing a book.  She is using Microsoft Word to create one Word file for each page she creates.  I would like to use Adobe PDF Pack (monthly) to create PDF files that will then be combined into one or two PDF files and sent to a publisher for creating her book.  Is this a permitted use of your software?

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Permitted, yes, but only up to 10 files can be combined at a time. Ok for a very short book... Of course there may be excellent reasons, but I point out that this is a most unusual way to use Word. If there is text flow this will become unworkable if text has to move down between pages. If the idea is to design each page separately, it might be that Word is not the right tool, but a DTP package is needed. You should consult the publisher or (if you self publish) printer about this before investing a lot of time in something that might have to be redone.