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If you want to insert, append, or extract pages
To insert, remove, or use pages in other ways, use the commands on the Document >
Pages menu. You can do any of the following tasks:
Insert pages. You can insert pages from another PDF document. Choose Document >
Pages > Insert, and then specify the PDF file that you want to insert. This is an easy way
to combine PDF documents.
Replace pages. You can replace an entire PDF page with another PDF page. When you
replace a page, only the text and images on the original page are replaced. Any interactive
elements associated with the original page, such as links and bookmarks, are not affected.
Use thumbnails. You can use page thumbnails to copy or move pages within a document
and between documents.
Delete pages. You can delete pages from an Adobe PDF document with the Delete
command or by deleting the page's page thumbnail or tagged bookmarks. After you have
edited a PDF document, minimize the size of the file by choosing File > Reduce File Size
to save the restructured document under a new name.
Extract pages. You can extract pages from an Adobe PDF document by using the Extract
command. You can delete the extracted pages or copy them to a separate file. (See
Extracting, moving, and copying pages and Deleting and replacing pages.)