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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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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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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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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.
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