One of our computers is running the latest version of adobe acrobat and it used to be able to combine multiple pdf files in explorer by selecting the files, right clicking, and clicking on. The original, digitally signed documents, are stored for future reference. Hi, i need to combine two pdf files into one.
I have a folder containing 28 pdfs. I use the combine files tool almost daily. I select all, right click and choose.
Although all the pages were built on 8.5 x 11 inch paper, inside the combined pdf they are different sizes on the scree. About a week ago, it started bringing me to a page in adobe with a grayed out picture of a cloud and rain and a message that. When i select multiple pdf files and try to combine them into one document, i get a message that adobe acrobat has encountered and unidentified error and no file is being. But one of the file is password protected for page extraction.
A user has acrobat pro installed, but is missing the combine files item entirely. that is basically my situation. I do not recall this being an issue before updating to windows 11, but now when myself and other team members in our organization tries to combine more than 16 files using. I combine a variety of digitally signed, along with other related, documentation into a single summary pdf. Nobody addressed the first scenario above:
It has no other restrctions other than password protection for. I have combined several pages into one pdf binder.