Inserting PDF file into a specific location of a PDF file not in a new page

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    Default Inserting PDF file into a specific location of a PDF file not in a new page

    Acrobat 6.0 has a function to concatenate multiple pdf files into a single one.

    I would like to use this feature but inserting pdf files at specific location not in a new page.

    Exemple:

    PDF A:
    <Page 1a>
    <line 1a>
    <line 2a>
    <line 3a>
    <End page 1a>

    PDF B:
    <Page 1b>
    <line 1b>
    <line 2b>
    <line 3b>
    <End page 1b>

    RESULT:
    <Page 1a>
    <line 1a>
    <line 2a>
    Insert PDF "B" here --> <line 1b>
    <line 2b>
    <line 3b>
    <line 3a>
    <End page 1a>



    Thanks,

    Raśl.
    Martinez_Raul@adobeforums.com Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Inserting PDF file into a specific location of a PDF file not in a new page

    You could use the Object Touch-up Tool in Acrobat Pro to copy and
    paste content between PDF files. But you can't treat a PDF file like
    a word processing document. If you want to do that, you need to be
    working with Word or something like it.

    Aandi Inston
    Aandi_Inston@adobeforums.com Guest

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