Merge PDF using powershell or batch file or vbs or any other script

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Merge PDF using powershell or batch file or vbs or any other script

Jitender Dudhiyani 1

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”

Rafael da Rocha 5,251 Reputation points

2022-09-17T22:36:10.63+00:00

Hello @Jitender Dudhiyani , just checking if the information provided was useful

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Jitender Dudhiyani 1 Reputation point

2022-09-19T04:39:08.747+00:00

Hello @Rafael da Rocha , is there any option to have a script without downloading additional components for data security reasons?
Rafael da Rocha 5,251 Reputation points

2022-09-20T23:33:22.897+00:00

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.

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Rafael da Rocha 5,251 Reputation points

2022-09-17T22:36:10.63+00:00

Hello @Jitender Dudhiyani , just checking if the information provided was useful

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Jitender Dudhiyani 1 Reputation point

2022-09-19T04:39:08.747+00:00

Hello @Rafael da Rocha , is there any option to have a script without downloading additional components for data security reasons?
Rafael da Rocha 5,251 Reputation points

2022-09-20T23:33:22.897+00:00

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.

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Rafael da Rocha 5,251

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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