
The thought of which would evoke chaos on any gig where you had to segue quickly from “Go Your Own Way” into “Lady Marmalade” without dropping a beat.

#COMBINE PDFS INTO ONE DUCMENT PDF#
The voice of a fellow human drowning in a sea of unmanaged PDF lyric sheets on her Google Drive.

I knew there had to be a way to not have my cell phone ringing with a destitute and helpless voice on the other end. But…I knew there had to be a way that she could do this herself in Google Drive with some sort of add-on. she was really happy and I gloated with sense of rebuilt self-worth. (With the possible exception of my damaged self image). I used Adobe Acrobat Pro and everything turned out great. I provided her with the technical definition of concatenate: Sticking stuff together, we re-settled and she sent me the files so that I could “combine” them. After taking much abuse for using the term “concatenate” with words like pseudo-intellectual, pretentious, pompous and show-off being flung at will. There was not a lot of time to try solutions and while I know there are numerous ways to accomplish this, I quickly asked her to send me the files so that I could concatenate them. She wanted to combine PDF’s of her lyric sheets together, in the order that she was to perform them on her gig for quick access.Īs a longtime user and owner of Adobe Acrobat Pro, my first response was to ask her if she had a license for that app. All I know for sure is that she had my cell number and wasn’t reluctant to use it. Or is she a friend?… I’m not sure…she definitely is not a student of mine. This one came from a music colleague of mine. Most of the posts on this blog are the results of questions I’ve gotten from colleagues, students and friends. How do I Combine Multiple PDF Files into One using Google Drive?
