I have a sequence of 14 SVG files, created in Inkscape, that I want to have professionally printed. The printer wants them in one PDF file. I tried a number of external tools, such as aspose, PrimoPDF, Microsoft Print to PDF and PDFtk free. None even comes close to achieving this – each has different severe problems.
I found one bug, though, but it's not their fault: On installation on Windows, it sets the program language to a language it somehow gets from the regional format, rather than to the display language, as intended by the OS. That's a bug from Qt, so I assume they used that to build it independently of the OS. The workaround is to temporarily change the regional format to one that contains the display language.
I have a sequence of 14 SVG files, created in Inkscape, that I want to have professionally printed. The printer wants them in one PDF file. I tried a number of external tools, such as aspose, PrimoPDF, Microsoft Print to PDF and PDFtk free. None even comes close to achieving this – each has different severe problems.
Is there any tool that people here can recommend?
I use Pdfarranger on Linux.
Looks like there is also a Windows release:
https://github.com/pdfarranger/pdfarranger/releases
Thanks a lot! That does the trick.
I found one bug, though, but it's not their fault: On installation on Windows, it sets the program language to a language it somehow gets from the regional format, rather than to the display language, as intended by the OS. That's a bug from Qt, so I assume they used that to build it independently of the OS. The workaround is to temporarily change the regional format to one that contains the display language.