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PDF portfolios
Portfolios let you collect a set of documents relating to a particular topic
for convenient distribution. PDF Professional provides this by extending
the previous PDF Create support for packages. A portfolio is superior to
a package because it can contain documents of differing file types (all
documents in a package must be PDF files) as well as folders and folder
structures. Support for displaying non-PDF pages is added.
Package PDF files
PDF Create lets you select a set of files and have their copies grouped in a
single PDF package file. Any non-PDF files you select enter the package
as PDF files. To include non-PDF files in a package in their original
format, open a package, open a PDF inside it, and attach these files. You
can add a cover page to the package. Help explains how different PDF
programs let you use and unpack received packages.
Place files in an Envelope
This is similar to packaging files, but in this case the files become
attachments to the enclosing PDF and keep their original file types.
An envelope file acts as a cover page.
Archive E-mail
PDF Professional lets you archive selected e-mails and e-mail
folders. You can choose to create a single PDF from each message,
merge all selected archive items into one PDF (each message
will be bookmarked inside it), or package the selected items. Message
attachments keep their original file types.
Batch processing
This lets you build a series of commands and their settings into a named
and stored sequence, letting you efficiently apply pre-defined processing
to groups of PDF files repeatedly, by just running a sequence. Input and
output file names and locations can be predefined or enquired run-time
and output can be to non-PDF file types. It is also possible to run a batch
processing sequence on all PDF files currently open in PDF Professional.
In that case the output is always PDF and it replaces the input files
inside the program.
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