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I have done 2000 analyses, each named by a string containing spaces, numbers, and parentheses, and every analysis has produced three (vector) pdf files. For example, for analysis John Doe 7 (m) I have the following pdfs: John Doe 7 (m)_upper_left.pdf, John Doe 7 (m)_upper_right.pdf, John Doe 7 (m)_lower.pdf as want to make a one-page pdf file for John Doe 7 (m), where they are arranged as follows in John Doe 7 (m)_whole:

Three plots in one page

And do this for all other analyses (Jake Levinson 12 (k), ...), and have 2000 single-page, three-panel pdf files. As I asked earlier, I tried doing this in R for one analysis (so I can do it for other files) but the problem is R converts the plots into bitmap while reading them.

I'm on windows and have pdftk on my machine (if that helps). Is there a neat way of doing it using command line or something else? Thanks.

psyguy
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  • Does *"something else"* include programming in Java or c#/.Net? – mkl Jul 14 '19 at 17:45
  • Only if that is suitable for someone with zero knowledge of those languages. For instance, I have tried Multivalent [as suggested here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/466110/2275986) but couldn't get it to work. – psyguy Jul 15 '19 at 08:08
  • Hhmmm, I was thinking of actual programming... – mkl Jul 15 '19 at 15:47
  • @mkl I hope I'll be able to figure out if the solution is clear. – psyguy Jul 16 '19 at 10:20

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