Failing that, it's possible to combine different character sheet output elements into a single "dossier", which will print them out together. You'll need to add your own data file to do this, but it shouldn't be difficult, unless there's a technical issue with the Pathfinder files that I'm unaware of. Mathias ought to be able to give you the specifics on this when he gets a chance.
Here is the authoring kit wiki page for dossier elements in Hero Lab:
http://hlkitwiki.wolflair.com/index.php5/Dossier_Element_(Data)
That gives the formal instructions on how to assemble one together.
Here's a quick bit of code you can use:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<document signature="Hero Lab Data">
<dossier
id="newsheet"
name="Standard Character Sheet">
<dossier_sheet
grouping="default">
<sheetref sheet="standard1"/>
<sheetref sheet="standard2"/>
<sheetref sheet="standardsp"/>
</dossier_sheet>
</dossier>
</document>
Paste all of that into a blank file in notepad or another text editor, and save it with the .dat extension. Save this file in the HeroLab/data/Pathfinder folder.
Change the Id from "newsheet" to something else (otherwise, two people who follow these directions are going to share their work, and the same Unique Id will end up being used twice. After you've created your new dossier, in Hero Lab, go to the Develop menu, and select "Quick Reload Data Files" - that will incorporate your change into Hero Lab.
Here are the sheets that are used in Pathfinder and d20 (the names didn't change, so this applies to either): (Remember that case is important in Hero Lab)
standard1 - the first page of the character sheet
standard2 - the second page of the character sheet
standardsp - a spillover page - anything that doesn't fit on pages 1 or 2 is printed here
journal - the journal printout
spellsland - "Spells & Powers - Details & Effects (Landscape)"
spellsdesc - "Spells & Powers - Details Only"
spellstext - "Spells & Powers - Effects Only"
splbkland - "Spells in Spellbook- Details & Effects (Landscape)"
splbkdesc - "Spells in Spellbook- Details Only"
splbktext - "Spells in Spellbook- Effects Only"
So, I've given you something that will be identical to the standard character sheet. You can additional sheetref elements to create whatever combinations you wish.
For example, this set of sheetrefs starts with the normal character sheet, then the journal and then the full spellbook, for use by a wizard:
Code:
<sheetref sheet="standard1"/>
<sheetref sheet="standard2"/>
<sheetref sheet="standardsp"/>
<sheetref sheet="journal"/>
<sheetref sheet="splbkland"/>