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Thanks again for all the help....bUT...

here's the kicker: since this is Japanese or Chinese, (gosh, I wouldn't actually KNOW!!!) erm, the script would have to put file01.tif at the END of the document and the LAST file at the BEGINNING of the document. It's weird, but the comic I am holding in my hand is printed from right to left. And since no print office is going to understand it has to print page one last and the last page first, we're setting the document backwards. Anyway, I havent found a way to tell the finder to sort by name backwards (or in reverse alphabetic order, whichever you prefer) (when using a open file dialogue, anyway) erm..., and it places file01.tif as the first page.

Is there either a possibility to tell the script to place the files backwards, or is there a function to batch-rearrange the document front to back???