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Hello,
There is an excel file with the below data.
Please let me know a script/code to merge the pdf files using windows inbuilt commands/script/tools for example: without going through the “Print” dialog, a .pdf document by providing a name and location for the file and using the built-in “Microsoft print to pdf”
Hello @Jitender Dudhiyani , just checking if the information provided was useful
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Hello @Rafael da Rocha , is there any option to have a script without downloading additional components for data security reasons?
Not aware of any power shell native function that allows that.
You could look into out-printer and use "Print to PDF" for output, but not sure how you could read and merge the original files without breaking their format or even rendering them at all.
Here's an article on how to do it, and the modules needed:
Merging, splitting and creating PDF files with PowerShell
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