COMPILING IMAGES INTO ONE PDF FILE

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I got my PDF merging problem solved, thanks ANDREWC for your help...
I been trying lately to combine multiple images but it doesn't meet what I intended to do. Is there any way using Quick PDF Library to Merge Multiple Images and save to one PDF File?

Like:
Image1.JPG
Image2.BMP
Image3.PNG

---> this three images shall be mergedin a 3 pages One PDF file. Is this possible?

Thanks,
Vid

Edited by isyscorp - 08 Sep 12 at 5:06PM

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isyscorp Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 30 Aug 12 Location: Philippines Status: Offline Points: 19	Post Options Post Reply Quote isyscorp Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: COMPILING IMAGES INTO ONE PDF FILE Posted: 02 Sep 12 at 12:47PM
	I got my PDF merging problem solved, thanks ANDREWC for your help... I been trying lately to combine multiple images but it doesn't meet what I intended to do. Is there any way using Quick PDF Library to Merge Multiple Images and save to one PDF File? Like: Image1.JPG Image2.BMP Image3.PNG ---> this three images shall be mergedin a 3 pages One PDF file. Is this possible? Thanks, Vid Edited by isyscorp - 08 Sep 12 at 5:06PM

Ingo Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 29 Oct 05 Status: Offline Points: 3530	Post Options Post Reply Quote Ingo Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 02 Sep 12 at 6:15PM
	Hi Vid! I don't understand why you're posting so much. Yes. Combining images page by page into one pdf is possible. Now you should read the developer guide and the function reference. First you should try to render more than one image to pdf-documents... then you should try to merge these "one-page-pdf"-files to one bigger pdf-file. All this isn't a problem and there are enough samples online. If you don't find a sample in your preferred language you should interprete it. But first of all you should read. The first steps using QP are easy BUT YOU SHOULD READ ;-) Cheers, Ingo

isyscorp Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 30 Aug 12 Location: Philippines Status: Offline Points: 19	Post Options Post Reply Quote isyscorp Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 08 Sep 12 at 4:48PM
	Well Thanks INGO for your very encouraging words, i always read bloody manuals before asking to forums, it so happen that most of the examples there were quite complex to a BEGINNER like me. And I just want help, meaning i studied, read and tried my best but can't make it - that's why i posted in a so-called "I Need Help - I Can Help" FORUM TOPIC. By the way, I am not posting SO MUCH, in this forum i only posted TWO (2) TOPICS and at "I NEED HELP" section. Experts and senior members like you should be patient to beginners like me. Thanks to ANDREWC, atleast he has this "teacher-student" attitude and "beginner-expert" approach. Thanks though, in this forum i humbly suggest... have patience to the young ones and beginners. They will never forget you guys and pass your brilliance to the next generations. Thanks much, Vid Edited by isyscorp - 08 Sep 12 at 4:49PM

AndrewC Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 08 Dec 10 Location: Geelong, Aust Status: Offline Points: 841	Post Options Post Reply Quote AndrewC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 10 Sep 12 at 8:39AM
	1. Page 17 of the Quick PDF Developer Guide. 2. Read up on QP.NewPage in the reference guide. 3. Add a for ... do loop to your program. This forum is not here for us to write complete programs and solutions. Every programmer has had to read the documentation in order to learn how to program. In fact it is true of any technical subject - text books and reference manuals are the only way to learn many things.