ToddW said:OSX does create PDFs but does not merge them. I use PDF lab to merge different pages of stuff I have scanned in, for faxing and stuff. It is a pretty good utility.
mduser63 said:As mentioned earlier, it's not hard to throw together an Automator workflow to merge PDFs.
IJ Reilly said:I've tried, without any success. PDFLab and free, and very easy to use. I highly recommend it.
decksnap said:Here's a workflow I made for merging. Seems to work well.
Put it in your User > Library > Workflows > Applications > Finder and it'll be contextual in the finder.
IJ Reilly said:I've tried, without any success. PDFLab and free, and very easy to use. I highly recommend it.
Here's a workflow I made for merging. Seems to work well.
Put it in your User > Library > Workflows > Applications > Finder and it'll be contextual in the finder.
OSX does create PDFs but does not merge them.

That's what I use as well.Open the PDFs in Preview, show page thumbnails, and then drag-and-drop the thumbnails to merge / rearrange... Easy,![]()
Open the PDFs in Preview, show page thumbnails, and then drag-and-drop the thumbnails to merge / rearrange... Easy,![]()
What do you mean?... the cells do not merge completely. ...