Select if you want to make the resulting PDF compliant with PDF/A specification for long-term archiving.

The option “As in original document” allows you to keep the parts as they were initially: searchable pages will still allow full-text search, while non-searchable (e.g., scanned PDFs) will remain image-only.

Select if the resulting document will be searchable or not.

The better the image quality, the larger the resulting file will be.

Adjust image quality in the resulting combined PDF.

Make sure “Combine all files into one document” option is set.Īdditional adjustments can be made in the dialogue window “Convert to PDF”:.

Check and adjust, if needed, the order in which the PDFs will be combined.

Keep all the settings by default in “Convert to PDF” dialogue that opens.

To combine several PDFs as they are, with no changes and/or enhancements applied to them, continue as follows: There are two ways to start the process: either select the PDFs to be combined in Windows Explorer and choose “Combine into one PDF…” in the right-click menu, or run FineReader PDF, click “Convert to PDF,” and select the PDF files to be combined from the Open dialogue. This information will be useful for readers who are either considering FineReader PDF 15 as a PDF solution and would like to know more about its capabilities, or who want to learn how to use their FineReader PDF 15 more effectively. In this tutorial article you will learn how to manipulate PDF pages in ABBYY FineReader PDF 15, what are the tools, and how to use them. When working with PDF documents, we often need to manipulate the pages: combine two or several documents into one or, vice versa, split a long document into a few smaller parts, add a page or two from another document, delete some pages, change the order of pages, and so on.

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