[dougp01]

I just tried this and it works well.  In Win10, it's necessary to provide admin authorization to copy the jpg.

Now only need to formalize my personal logo 🙂

[dougp01]

Thanks! I'll keep my eyes open for future updates.

 

 

[dougp01]

Update,

After the expected 45 minutes, I returned to find the program frozen. I left it along for another 3 hours, just to be sure. This was in the step after merging called 'printing" and I selected the PDF24 driver. However, I learned this printing step does not create a file on disk but instead a new PDF within the program.  Since it never completed, I was forced to terminate.

This morning, tried again on smaller files and learned I need to do several steps.

1) Merge files in order, 2) select all pages within that new file, 3) print, 4) save.

However, I tried this again on the large files and came up empty again. A single blank page with file size of 3 KB. Something I don't understand is the save & print functions on the individual documents vs the save & print functions on the main menu.

Best, Doug

Still experimenting to find a consistent method to do what I want.

[dougp01]

I know this is an old thread and I experienced the same issue today.

I am converting 900 JPG images by first converting to PDF, then OCR in groups of 30 to 60 pages each and then combine the remaining files into a single PDF. All together I have 11 intermediate OCR files comprising about 245 MB. I was consistently getting a single blank page in the result. I finally tried using the merge tool in Creator and instead of saving, I printed the result.  So far so good, it seems to be working well, with 10% complete, I estimate 45 minuted for the entire job.

I am very impressed. My computer is a Windows 10 platform with a 4-core microprocessor and your program has successfully reached 100% CPU utilization for extended periods of time.

What I don't understand is why merging PDF + PDF takes such a very long time. I'll follow up if I have any more trouble.

Thanks!  Doug

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