Importing multiple PDFs into individual pages

[Miles]

I have about 100 PDFs that I want to import (Insert, Files as Printouts) into
ON 07 under Vista. I don't care about links to the files. However, I want
each PDF to print to its own page, so, by the time I'm done with the import,
I'll have one page for each PDF.

I don't see an easy way to do this. It looks like I can create one page at
a time and then choose Insert, Files as Printouts one at a time (very
cumbersome and time consuming) or import all of the printouts into one giant
page (not good for reviewing the documents).

Am I missing something? Is there an easy way do this?

Thanks,

Miles

 

[Kathy Jacobs]

My recommendation is to go ahead and print them all to the same page and
then use the power toy discussed here to split them:
https://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2007/09/19/an-addin-to-manage-printouts-to-onenote.aspx

If you want all of a PDF on one page and only all of that PDF on the page,
then go to Tools--> Options, Send to OneNote and set the radio button to new
page in the current section.
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