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When I print a landscape PDF from Adobe Reader to FreePDF to use the MultiDoc option to build one PDF file from that input PDF (first part of a presentation held by a fellow and created with a newer PowerPoint version that I don't have a license of) and my PowerPoint Presentation (the second part of the presentation), I observe two things:

  1. Adobe Reader tells me about some "reduction process", a progress bar fills up, once for a page, I think, but there is no count, so you just see a progress bar filling up again and again for more than five minutes wondering whether it already has crashed or whatever. But finally the FreePDF dialog comes up normally.
  2. When I open the final PDF, the pages printed form Adobe Reader to FreePDF have been rotated 90° counter-clockwise. The second part printed from PowerPoint is in landscape mode and fine.
  3. The generated PDF is abount 12 MB in size and the rotated pages do render very slowly while the original one is less than 2 MB and renders very quickly.

How can I easily join those two parts to become one file and prevent the pages from rotating? (GUI tools preferred.)

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