How to Insert Pages in an Acrobat PDF

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With the "Insert Pages" command in Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional, you can easily insert an existing PDF document into another PDF document. This is a simple process that requires you to choose the file you want to insert and then decide where you want that PDF to be placed with the open file.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional

Step1

Start Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and open the PDF from your files to which you want to insert additional pages.

Step2

Choose the "Document" menu and click on "Insert Pages" to open the "Select File To Insert" dialog box.

Step3

Use the "Look in" drop-down list in the "Select File To Insert" dialog box to browse to find the file that you want to insert into the PDF document. Click to select the PDF from the list of files and click the "Select" button to close the dialog box and open the "Insert Pages" dialog box.

Step4

Decide to have the PDF placed "Before" or "After" the current file from the "Location" drop-down list.

Step5

Select whether you want the inserted PDF to be inserted in the "Page" section of the "Insert Pages" dialog box. You can choose to place the inserted PDF to appear "First," "Last" or another place in the document using the "Page" selection. If you choose "Page" you must then specify what page number you want to give the newly inserted PDF file.

Step6

Click the "OK" button to close the "Insert Pages" dialog box and insert the selected PDF file into the open PDF file in the location that you specified.