How to Drag and Drop Pages from a PDF Document Into Another PDF Document

In Acrobat, open the PDF document that you would like to add pages to (recipient document), and the PDF document from which you will be taking pages (donor document)., On the Window menu, point to Tile, and select Horizontally., Click the Pages tab...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: In Acrobat

    Acrobat displays both the open documents in separate document windows. , The Pages pane for each document display thumbnail images of the pages in the documents. ,,, The Pages pane of the recipient document displays a blue bar to indicate the position in the document where the pages will be inserted.

    You can insert pages between any of the pages of the recipient document. , Acrobat adds a copy of the pages represented by the thumbnail images to the recipient document.

    The pages of the donor document remain unchanged. ,
  2. Step 2: open the PDF document that you would like to add pages to (recipient document)

  3. Step 3: and the PDF document from which you will be taking pages (donor document).

  4. Step 4: On the Window menu

  5. Step 5: point to Tile

  6. Step 6: and select Horizontally.

  7. Step 7: Click the Pages tab on each document.

  8. Step 8: Drag the right margins of the Pages pane of each document to the right to display the largest possible number of page thumbnails.

  9. Step 9: In the Pages pane of the donor document

  10. Step 10: select the thumbnail image of the pages you want to add to the recipient document.Note: Pressing the Ctrl key while selecting

  11. Step 11: enables you to select multiple thumbnail images.

  12. Step 12: Drag the selected thumbnail images from the donor document's Pages pane to the recipient document's Pages pane.

  13. Step 13: Release the mouse to add the selected thumbnail images to the Pages pane of the recipient document.

  14. Step 14: To save the changes

  15. Step 15: select the recipient document window

  16. Step 16: and click Save on the File menu.

Detailed Guide

Acrobat displays both the open documents in separate document windows. , The Pages pane for each document display thumbnail images of the pages in the documents. ,,, The Pages pane of the recipient document displays a blue bar to indicate the position in the document where the pages will be inserted.

You can insert pages between any of the pages of the recipient document. , Acrobat adds a copy of the pages represented by the thumbnail images to the recipient document.

The pages of the donor document remain unchanged. ,

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