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Combine multiple PDFs - Adobe Acrobat Tutorial
From the course: Acrobat DC Essential Training
Combine multiple PDFs
- Let's say that you have multiple related PDFs and you want to combine them into a single document so everything is in one place, making it easy to find all the info you need or to share the single file with others. And it's pretty easy to do this in Acrobat. Let's go to the tools tab and here under create an edit we'll find combined files. And this is where we can select the files that we want to combine. But first let's click the options button up here. At the top of the options window, you can choose what sort of file size you want to have the combined file to have. The default settings should be finding most cases, but you can roll your mouse over the three options to read about when they're best used. I'll leave the default file size. I'm going to leave the accessibility option on check for now. We'll talk about accessibility settings in an upcoming chapter. Now by default, Acrobat will create bookmarks for each…
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Combine multiple PDFs3m 8s
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Insert pages2m 19s
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Replace pages2m 20s
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Change page order1m 28s
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Rotate pages1m 4s
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Extract pages2m 2s
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Crop pages2m 37s
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Split a document2m 8s
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Add headers and footers4m 28s
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Add a watermark4m 15s
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