Click Save to save the file and open it in Acrobat X.Ĭheck out your new file: Click the Page Thumbnails tab, scroll through the thumbnails, and click a thumbnail to view the page. Notice that Acrobat names the new file Binder1.pdf by default. Wait another few seconds for Acrobat to publish the new PDF document. You can choose a variety of documents at once, such as Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, images, emails, and more.
Click Add Files or Add Open Files, or drag files into the Add Files window. If the file is already open, then choose Combine Files from the right menu. Wait a few seconds for Acrobat to process each file that isn’t in PDF format. Choose File > Create > Combine Multiple Files into a single PDF. When your list is ready click Combine Files. If you want to change the order of the files, click a file’s name and then click the Move Up (or Move Down) button. You see the selected Page Range shows on the list. Click Pages to activate the field and then type the page numbers you want to convert. Use the arrows at the bottom of the preview area to preview the document’s pages. You see the Preview and Select Page Range dialog box. Click a file’s name to activate it and then click the Choose Pages button. You don't need to use all the pages in a file. All the files in the folder-three in this case-are added to the list.
Select the folder’s location, select your folder, and click OK. This time, we’ll add several files at once, so click Add Folders. The first file shows on the list.Ĭlick Add Files again to open the menu. Locate and select the file you want to include. Notice that the Single PDF button is selected automatically. From the Welcome Window, just click Combine Files into PDF. Click the Create task button, and choose Combine Files into PDF. You can either start from the task button or the Welcome Window. If you are planning to let recipients of the form use a free Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill and save this PDF form, then you need to enable extended rights for. How to combine multiple files into one PDF file using Acrobat X
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