Either output straight from Illustrator as PDF's (version 9 might do this, 10
certainly does) or save as EPS's and then use Distiller to create the PDF's from
these. Once the PDF's are made, you can open one in Acrobat and "Insert Page";
which will then open another PDF for insertion before or after the current
pages. Save the editable version with all pages, then set permissions for "Not
Changing", etc... and save that "Secured" version for mailing out. You might
also consider setting up a page action in Acrobat that automatically resizes the
document to the application window size when it is opened....
HTH
"Rob" <rob DeleteThis @mitchell-02-11-1982.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I have recently designed a CV for my girlfriend using Illustrator and It is
> made up of several pages but each one of these is a seperate document.
>
> Is there anyway of bringing all these together under one document and saving
> them as a PDF so that she can email them out?
>
> Cheers in advance
>
> Rob
>
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