#Bundle files into pdf pdf#

#Bundle files into pdf pdf#

You can add multiple PDF files to a bundle and you can add then anywhere within your bundle, just as you would if you were adding Word documents. You use the Bundle-Maker to insert a reference to a PDF file within your Word document bundle.

Step 2: Compile your bundle using the PDF Bundle-Compiler Step 1: Insert a reference to a PDF file When adding PDF files to a bundle, there are two steps to go though: You can also use the PDF functionality of the Bundle-Maker to convert your bundle to PDF format, even if you don't need to include any additional PDF files.Īdding PDF files to your bundle and compiling a PDF format bundleĬonverting your bundle to PDF if you don't need to add any additional PDF files Adding PDF files to your bundle and compiling a PDF format bundle Note that if you wish to add PDF files to a bundle, your final bundle will be in PDF format rather than a Word document (whilst it is easy to get a perfect PDF file from the contents of a Word document, getting a PDF file's contents to a Word document can be extremely difficult). The Bundle-Maker allows you to add PDF documents to your bundle.

Inserting the PDF as a reference and compiling your bundle as PDF bundle gives perfect results for any PDF file and the rest of this guide covers this method. As Microsoft notes here, more complex PDFs can have a variety of problems. It works OK for simple PDFs that are mainly text, and it will enable PDF text to be added to your key passage index. Note: Version 5.11.0 (May 2022) of the Bundle-Maker now also allows you to insert the contents of a PDF file directly into Word (using Microsoft's PDF convertor). This way works the same as the Bundle-Maker's Word document insert feature.