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edited Feb 28, 2012 at 0:24

You may want to watch this YouTube video - it shows the scenario that I believe you're looking to solve - it uses Preview to create a multi-page PDF.

The steps are:

Open your images in Preview
Select Print from the File menu (or ⌘P)
Click on the "PDF" button in the Print dialog and select "Save as PDF..." from the dropdown
Provide a file name and Save

You may want to watch this YouTube video - it shows the scenario that I believe you're looking to solve - it uses Preview to create a multi-page PDF.

The steps are:

Open your images in Preview
Select Print from the File menu
Click on the "PDF" button in the Print dialog and select "Save as PDF..." from the dropdown
Provide a file name and Save

You may want to watch this YouTube video - it shows the scenario that I believe you're looking to solve - it uses Preview to create a multi-page PDF.

The steps are:

Open your images in Preview
Select Print from the File menu (or ⌘P)
Click on the "PDF" button in the Print dialog and select "Save as PDF..." from the dropdown
Provide a file name and Save

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created Feb 28, 2012 at 0:19

You may want to watch this YouTube video - it shows the scenario that I believe you're looking to solve - it uses Preview to create a multi-page PDF.

The steps are:

Open your images in Preview
Select Print from the File menu
Click on the "PDF" button in the Print dialog and select "Save as PDF..." from the dropdown
Provide a file name and Save