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February 26, 2019
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using "combine files into a single pdf" from the context menu of mac finder and windows explorer

  • February 26, 2019
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Hello,

I frequently use “combine files into a single pdf”.

Is there any way to use this feature via the context menu of Finder under MacOS and Windows Explorer under Windows 10?

Any help will be much appreciated!

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Correct answer Meenakshi_Negi

Hi Prko,

Yes, you can use this feature via the context menu of Finder under Mac OS and Windows Explorer under Windows 10.

Please refer to the steps provided below:

In Windows 10:

- Open the Windows Explorer and select multiple PDF files.

- Right click on the any of the selected files.

- Select "combine files in Acrobat" from the list of options appear.

In Mac OS:

- Open the Finder and select multiple PDF files.

- Right click on any of the select files.

- From the list of the options, select Quick Actions > Create PDF.

Hope the information helps.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Meenakshi

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Meenakshi_Negi
Meenakshi_NegiCorrect answer
Legend
March 1, 2019

Hi Prko,

Yes, you can use this feature via the context menu of Finder under Mac OS and Windows Explorer under Windows 10.

Please refer to the steps provided below:

In Windows 10:

- Open the Windows Explorer and select multiple PDF files.

- Right click on the any of the selected files.

- Select "combine files in Acrobat" from the list of options appear.

In Mac OS:

- Open the Finder and select multiple PDF files.

- Right click on any of the select files.

- From the list of the options, select Quick Actions > Create PDF.

Hope the information helps.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Meenakshi

prkoAuthor
Participant
March 1, 2019

Thank you very much!

Quick Actions under macOS does not launch Acrobat, but it is OK!

It could be great if Acrobat is also integrated under macOS.