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| - | ====== Combining PDFS ====== | ||
| - | This tutorial will guide you through the process of combining several PDF files into a single PDF file which contains all pages from the selected PDF files. | ||
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| - | =====Using Adobe Acrobat DC===== | ||
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| - | This method will require you to have Adobe Acrobat DC, which is part of the university' | ||
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| - | - Select the files you wish to combine, and right click on them. Click " | ||
| - | - Acrobat will open, and show you a list of the PDFs you have selected. Order them how you wish using the interface, then click " | ||
| - | - Acrobat will combine the files into a new PDF, usually called " | ||
| - | - %%Click File >> Save%%. {{ : | ||
| - | - The "Save as PDF" window will appear. Click "My Computer" | ||
| - | - Browse to where you wish to save the combined PDF, name it using the "File name" field, and click " | ||
| - | - Your combined PDF has now been created at the location you chose in the previous step. | ||
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