Hey guys, for an old project that I used to run I had scanned in service manuals for some Scions, a Toyota and a Lexus. I have had these manuals saved as GIFs on my computer, and I'd like to have them converted to PDF format. Can anyone here do that for me if I send them the image files (zipped, of course)

 

You'd need a PDF converter program. Some are free if you'll search hard enough.

 

Yeah, I downloaded a couple freebies and they didn't work... like PrimoPDF which rotated all of my images in nonsensical directions.

I figured it would be easier (for me) to find someone who has experience doing this and could do it while sleeping, ahaha.

 

I use PDF Print Factory Pro. It works like magic. I got it for free from my university. I dunno if it's free for everyone else, though.

 

I have the full version of Acrobat and Distiller, Darren.
You can email them to me and I would be happy to make you a PDF.

 

Sabre, thanks man! Here are the five files:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f18cfbc...f1b77d2eb488dac

The Scion tC manual was split into to zips so that I could upload them onto Media Fire, but I need them combined into a single PDF.

I really appreciate this... once these are made into a PDF I can give them to the guys over at ScionLife to distribute and I can finally remove all of the scans from my computer. They take up a lot of HD space!

 

I may not have time to do them until Monday or Tuesday. I have my plate rather full right now.
I'll see what I can do.

 

OK, I'll give it another try... I'll let you know if it works or not.

 

If you have acrobat or reader installed

Open the Gif in any program of your choice
File > Print > Select Printer > Adobe PDF > Print

Should prompt you to put in a file name.

 

But what do I do when there are over a thousand GIFs and I want them to be in a single PDF?