Publish set as single PDF File?

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‎2010-06-07
06:12 PM
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Gordana Radonic
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‎2010-06-07 07:24 PM
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‎2010-06-09 04:05 AM
You won't see the option... unless you have the "upper most" folder in the hierarchy selected.
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‎2010-06-09 04:18 AM
Stress wrote:You can actually merge any number of folders.
FYI
You won't see the option... unless you have the "upper most" folder in the hierarchy selected.
But you have to un-merge the upper folder if you want to merge sub-folders.
Merging a parent folder will automatically un-merge all the sub folders so you don't need to turn them off yourself.
Each merge will produce one PDF file with the name of that folder as the file name.
So if you want different file names just change the name of the folder.
i.e. add a new date or a revision number when you publish if you want a history of prints otherwise the original file will be replaced every time you publish.
Barry.
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‎2010-06-09 05:48 AM
Would have never thought of that.
Thanks
lec
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‎2010-06-09 06:44 AM
Barry wrote:Barry:
You can actually merge any number of folders.
But you have to un-merge the upper folder if you want to merge sub-folders.
How do I un-merge the folder?
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‎2010-06-09 08:45 AM
Then you can merge any of the sub-folders.
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‎2010-06-09 09:50 AM

Thanks Barry. Great tip about changing the folder names too.
And I never paid much attention to the icons. They change to show a folder's content is merged.

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Mac OS 10.15.7 (Catalina) //// Mac OS 14.5 (Sonoma)
Processor: 3.6 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 //// Apple M2 Max
Memory: 48 GB 2667 MHz DDR4 //// 32 GB
Graphics: Radeon Pro 580X 8GB //// 12C CPU, 30C GPU
ArchiCAD 25 (5010 USA Full) //// ArchiCAD 27 (4030 USA Full)