Sorry, the original documents were created in the 70's. I guess they were scanned to pdf's in the 90's then. ... View more

The pdfs are downloaded from an internal company website. Some of the pdfs were originally created back in the 70's, and modified every couple years through today. Perhaps it's an issue with the pdf being so old. I can't see why the author of the file wouldn't have split only some of the images perfectly in half and arranged them side by side. It's odd... been puzzling me for a week. ... View more

Lol, how is it not a terrible design for Adobe to import one whole image, and then split it in 2, making the user then have to jump through hoops like using Photoshop and/or screenshots to get it back into its original form? The image above should have rendered as 1 per page. Adobe is what split it into 2 images. Seeing as I'm not going to be screenshotting thousands of these images, I'll have to develop a script. Not sure you're understanding from your comment, "should they have force the creators of the files to only insert one image per page"... Of course that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying Adobe shouldn't split an existing image in half. ... View more

Terrible Adobe design then... Is there any way around it that you know of? Is my best bet to create a script that somehow merges images that are side by side? Or is there any program that handles image export better? ... View more

But why would the above image be 2 images? It's clearly one graph. Is there any way to merge this into 1 easily? ... View more