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Help: Combine PDFs
Combining Two PDFs
- Open the two PDF files that you want to combine.
- In both documents, show the Sidebar (View > Show Sidebar) if it is not already visible.
- If page thumbnails are not visible in the Sidebar, choose Thumbnails from the pop-up menu
at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Select all the thumbnails in one of the PDFs by selecting one thumbnail and choosing Edit > Select All from the menu.
- Drag the thumbnails to the Sidebar of the other PDF. You can add the pages to the beginning or the end of the other PDF, or anywhere in between.
Tips on Combining PDFs
- If you only want to combine selected pages from two PDFs, see "Adding Pages" to learn how to select multiple pages at a time.
- You can import one PDF into another by choosing File > Insert. The pages of the file you choose are inserted after the current page.
- You can also import one PDF or more PDFs into another by dragging PDF files from the Finder into the thumbnail view. The pages of the file you choose are inserted at the insertion point.
Combining Two or More PDFs Using Apple Script
PDFpen has a number of useful AppleScripts you can use, including "Combine PDFs".
- Choose "Combine PDFs" from the AppleScript menu
(icon on the far right of the toolbar).
- A window opens asking you to choose PDF files to combine.
- Find the files are that you want to combine and select them.
- Click Choose.
- PDFpen creates a new Untitled PDF with the pages from the files you selected, in the order that they appear. Save the new PDF.
Note: The files must all be in the same folder to be combined using the Combine PDFs AppleScript.
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