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Export multiple email into a single pdf

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icdmike
icdmike
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I'm hoping to find similar functionality in Thunderbird as in Apple Mail for exporting multiple email messages into a single pdf. In Apple Mail, I can select all the images and "print" them into a pdf. Thunderbird appears to want to export each message individually.

Is there a way to select multiple messages and export/print them to a single pdf? Or, is there a way to select multiple messages and export them to a single file of any type?

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I'm hoping to find similar functionality in Thunderbird as in Apple Mail for exporting multiple email messages into a single pdf. In Apple Mail, I can select all the images and "print" them into a pdf. Thunderbird appears to want to export each message individually. Is there a way to select multiple messages and export/print them to a single pdf? Or, is there a way to select multiple messages and export them to a single file of any type? M

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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With ImportExportTools, you can export a selection of messages or a folder of messages to individual pdf files (without attachments), and a folder of messages to a single text file (with or without attachments).

It appears you can join multiple pdf files in OSX with Preview, or use a separate utility.