litlmike

Is it possible to do this with AutoIt as well?

Cool I will look at it now.

Oh sorry, they can both be PDF if that is easier. Flie A is a .docx that I convert to PDF for printing purposes, but whatever is easier. File B is a PDF.

Not quite. I have File A (cover page) that is 54 pages long, and each page is unique to student name. One page needs to be distributed to each set of the File B for each student packet. I have File B that is ten pages long (body of the packet). Those need to be copied 54 times and have a cover page (File A) put on them. Student #1 gets: Cover Page #1 - File A (unique page) Body of the Packet - File B (not unique) Student #54 gets: Cover Page #54 - File A (unique page) Body of the Packet - File B (not unique)

They said they can't do it. That it has to be a combined file. They said they can't do cover sheets.

Because of coronavirus I have to make student packets every week. It's roughly 10 pages front and back that each student gets a week. Those 10 pages are identical for every student. However I need an individual cover sheet that has the student name and other data on it. I use Mail Merge via Word for it, but I can export to a PDF. I am paying for a copy place to staple them together for me, so what I need is 54 individual PDF files that have the 10 pages plus the unique cover page on top of it. Any thoughts on how to accomplish this?

Ha, thanks! Sorry for the double post, it was an accident and I couldn't figure out how to delete it.

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How do I finish this loop? I want it to reset the month name to January after each December, and keep the counter going to 13 and beyond. I could keep explaining, but I think you'll understand what I mean. #include <date.au3> $iNum = 0 $sYear = 2016 For $iCC = 1 To 100 $sMonth = _DateToMonth($iCC + 2, 0) $sString_PartOne = "(" & $iNum & ")" $sString_PartTwo = $sMonth $sString_PartThree = $sYear $sStringFinal = $sString_PartOne & " " & $sString_PartTwo & " " & $sString_PartThree ConsoleWrite($sStringFinal & @CRLF) $iNum += 1 ;~ DirCreate("d:\" & $sStringFinal) If $sMonth = "December" Then $sYear += 1 EndIf Next

I previously had an issue with Date Taken and Date Created, and was able to solve it for Image files. I would like to do the same, except for MP4 files. Any suggestions, on how to accomplish this?

This was perfect! Thanks!

Thanks everyone, going with Jos' solution!

Ahhhh! Thanks for that! I was about to do this, which is far less elegant: ;Make sure that the array still contains the zero in the format, so that 7 remains as 07 If $aMyDate[2] < 10 Then $aMyDate[2] = String(0 & $aMyDate[2]) EndIf If $aMyDate[3] < 10 Then $aMyDate[3] = String(0 & $aMyDate[3]) EndIf If $aMyTime[1] < 10 Then $aMyTime[1] = String(0 & $aMyTime[1]) EndIf If $aMyTime[2] < 10 Then $aMyTime[2] = String(0 & $aMyTime[2]) EndIf If $aMyTime[3] < 10 Then $aMyTime[3] = String(0 & $aMyTime[3]) EndIf