I have over 600 tabloid-size certificates using a variety of fonts and graphics, and wish to create a book of same. Before I start manually opening each file and exporting each as a graphic, is there any way to do so in bulk while retaining all fonts, formatting, etc? Fonts do not need to be editable in end results.
I imagine the answer is likely NO, but before I embark on a weeks-long mission, I thought I would ask those with experience (and I've been using Corel since version 3) - and no, haven't upgraded beyond 2019 because I am simply not doing enough with the program to justify spending more money on it - unless someone tells me a newer version will do what I am asking about right now.
Thanks!
Every versionof Draw has come with a File Converter macro. SHould be possible to batch export as PDF. Then you would need another app to assemble the individual files into one single file. Not sure whats out there that could do it automatically but I bet there is something. Failing that I would recommend Affinity Publisher to import the files and create a new PDF whilst keeping all the individual files linked rather than embedded.