Preview app should be able to do that
I suggest you look into Automator. I has a New PDF from Images action you can use.
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I am not using Snow Leopard but Leopard (10.5.8) so would it work with a powerpc based Mac?
Just open the images in Preview and save as PDF, if you open the sidebar (I think it was renamed at some point, but that little overview thing in the side) there you can edit/add PDF's by just drag and drop.How do I use the preview app to do that?
Sorry I was a bit confused.Yes. The screenshot was made on a powerpc based Mac mini that runs Leopard.
Just open the images in Preview and save as PDF, if you open the sidebar (I think it was renamed at some point, but that little overview thing in the side) there you can edit/add PDF's by just drag and drop.
Just open the images in Preview and save as PDF, if you open the sidebar (I think it was renamed at some point, but that little overview thing in the side) there you can edit/add PDF's by just drag and drop.
Is there anything I'm not doing right to get all the images saved as 1 PDF file?
Does anyone know how to make the pdf file less than 10mb? I can't seem to figure it out. Currently seems to be around 91mb
To edit a filter while viewing how the edited filter modifies a PDF file, choose File > Open. When the PDF file appears, select “Live Update from Filter Inspector” from the Filter pop-up menu. As you edit the filter, your changes are reflected in the PDF file.