I use PDFs extensively on my computer and assumed that the PDF is more native to Evernote than it apparently actually is . I just installed Adobe Acrobat DC and its virtual PDF printer. But, when I went to print multi-page documents, the printer would onl

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I realize that this is an Adobe forum, but I would imagine that there are a lot of people here who use PDFs on Evernote. Unless there is something I really don't understand, it appears that you can copy a multi-page PDF onto Evernote, but you can only recover its first page onto an Adobe virtual printer for Windows. Can anyone suggest something that I should doing?

I have a neurological condition and an accumulation of documents on Evernote. Most of the documents were given me by a physician, I scanned them into PDFs, and read those files into Evernote. I just assumed that when it came time to take the documents to a new doctor, I could print them out. But, when I went to print multi-page documents, the printer would only print the first page and ignore the rest.

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I don't think I understand. If you have a PDF, why would you want to print it to the PDF printer? Can't you just download it?

[franklinb62266401]

I got into IT in 1963 on punch cards & am learning something new. Evernote , on the Options page, has a choice, "Print all PDF documents pages"; Who would have guessed that? We are used to PDFs like this, "CoxComm_2016-3-26.pdf (the cable bill). Evernote is for data that needs to be searched, like this: "Windows, NTSF Zone.Identifier, Internet File Blocking & Unblocking, Dixon's Blog". If you need to recover the document back to a PDF, you read it back to a virtual PDF printer. Researchers use Evernote to accumulate research.

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Sounds as if you have an issue with EverNote, not Acrobat. Acrobat prints what it is told to print, it doesn't stop after the first page.