#DynamicDocumentGenerator Hi, I'm trying to use the Dynamic Document Generat

@jitendrap I am not aware of the actual issue but you can make a work around where the multiple documents will be converted into PDF by using 'PDF from DOCX' in the first place and then you can finally merge the generated PDF documents into a single document by using 'Merge PDF' smart service in 'PDF Tools' Shared Component at https://forum.appian.com/suite/tempo/records/type/components/item/i8BCLGOdlMUpdGVqT-RV7oRg74uEGJO5yQZ7MpzhduWHwyNAKZtKRO8ZUtPHppHKQ/view/summary. This will serve you as a work around, just in case if there is a problem with merged DOCX document.

@sikhivahans Thanks for the quick response. The reason I am not just inputting all source docx documents into the PDF from DOCX node is because I allow the user to make changes and reupload the merged DOCX document. They can, but do not have to make changes, so I can't count on them opening the document with Word and saving it every time. My temporary work-around will be to check if they re-uploaded the document: if they did, I will assume they opened and saved it so it will convert to PDF properly, otherwise I can just pass all source documents into PDF from DOCX. Main issue with this is that I am counting on them to never re-upload the original merged document without re-saving it in Word.

@jitendrap Ah I see, I understood the scenario. In this case, until and unless the plugin is tweaked or an alternate functionality is developed(assuming that a problem do exists with merged DOCX document), you may have an user input task in the process that will instruct a user to download the document, save and upload it. Let's see if other practitioners could come up with a better approach.

@sikhivahans Thanks, I thought of that as well. I will stick with my work-around so as not to force users to download and re-upload unnecessarily until a fix is in place for this.

@jitendrap No problem, even your idea looks great.