I found one of my early 2001 Xbox programmer's events binders, it's loaded with xbox goodies that might help people do homebrew, only problem is I need a program that can stitch together pdf files as the scanner I borrowed only does the odd pages, then even when you put the papers in the autofeeder. Can someone PM me if they have anything that can help? -A
It would be around 400 pages. The problem is in scanning first pass is 1,3,5,7,9,etc But Second pass is 400,398,396 So I have to interlsperse and reverse.
I own the full adobe products. should have something in it that can do that. if you can get me the two pdfs i will work on it for you. macwest
ASSEMbler, I could scan the pages. But I think sending a big son of a bitch of documents to Denmark is such a long stretch. But I do have a scanner that work wonders with A4 pieces of paper.
I checked through Acrobat and Distiller when I first saw this. Unfortunately, the best solution that I came up with was saving each scan out as an individual PDF and merging them all at once so that the order could be preserved. I didn't see any way of automatically reordering pages from two different files.
to merge the docs is a 2 step process. Adobe has a merge feature. After that you open adobe in pages and drag the pages to the sections you want. a little tedious but 200 pages should be less than 1 hour. If you want to break it down adobe has a feature to get certain pages so the 2 docs could br broken into a few than merged at the end. making the dragging a few small projects.
I'm trying to find a cheap duplex scanner, I am not spending an hour moving pages around, I'll probably screw it up, and I don't even have adobe anyway.
