Importing pdf question

I have a number of pdf files - newspaper articles, mostly. I want to import them with a duration of 10 seconds.
I know that there is a preference for image files to have a default duration, and I have mine set for 10 seconds, but FCP doesn't seem to apply that preference to pdf files. Instead, they are imported with various durations, some as short as 2 frames. Some seem to be imported at 10 seconds. I can't figure out what the difference is among these files.
I am importing them through the Import->Files... dialog.

Save the individual pages out of Preview or Acrobat and import them as separate items. You are probably hitting bookmarks or weird PDF inclusions.
bogiesan

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