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SuperPDF 0.1

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Make a single PDF file from diverse image files (like, jpg, gif, photoshop etc).

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later and PDF CONVERTER library, download at: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/pdfconverter.html

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theallseer had trouble on 26 Jan 2006

Hi, I can't seem to get this thing to work. I drag a folder of .jpg's onto the app, it goes through its steps and then quits. I've searched my drive and can't find any new pdf files. Please provide a little more specific instructions about where these files go by default or make a pop up box that asks where to save the pdf.

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Captain Nemo replied on 26 Jan 2006

The instructions in the ReadMe file are perfectly clear.. Works fine.

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a_an_approximately_4.5"_floppy replied on 31 Mar 2007

I'm sorry but the instructions in the readme file are NOT perfectly clear. Whoever wrote them has terrible English.

"Two little applications for make PDF file from diverse image files.
How it works?
Drag folder with jpgs (or other formats) to CONVERTEPDF for generate PDF files inside that folder, before drag again that contet to COMBINAPDF for generate a single PDF file with all images in desktop.
TIP: Drag a folder with PDF files to COMBINAPDF for generate a single PDF file in desktop.
Requeriments
OSX TIGER and PDF CONVERTER library, download on: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/automator/pdfconverter.html
Thank you for download this software."

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