Can adobe reader dc be used to combine adobe acrobat files

I am trying to identify if there is a free adobe software that can combine adobe acrobat files together. My printer scans documents one page at a time, and I need to combine them into one file.

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Can i use adobe reader for business use?

i'm starting a computer repair business and need adobe reader for lots of pdf documents and was wandering if i can use adobe reader for business use?

Before trying to answer your question, a bit of advise: don't post your email address in a public forum such as this, as you did in the message above. I am answering to the one before that, so that you may remove your address from your last message.
As to your question, the short and frank answer is "I don't know". The long answer is that I still don't see where the free Reader comes in your making some money. For backing up files, one does not need the program used to create or open them; one can just copy and paste them, without even opening them. And while one does need Reader or Acrobat to open the PDF files and then print them, in the eyes of this complete ignorant of the pertinent laws even in my own country, you would be fully justified if you charged for your time and for the use of your computer and your printer. As I understand things, many print shops (those using presses, not printers) print from PDF files provided by their clients without even needing to ask Adobe for permission to do so.
Let's hope that someone with a better knowledge of the legal aspects of this matter reads your question.

Adobe Reader Splash--I have a PDF file that whenever I try to open it suggests using Adobe Reader with a link to download Adobe Reader...

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I have similar issue. Did u find an answer?

Is Adobe Reader safe to use now, or did we have a spoof message?

This last week we received a message supposedly from Adobe. It appeared on screen in a large panel BEFORE we went online into our email site, so it didnt come through our usual yahoo channel. It warned that Adobe Flash Player 10.1.82.76, Adobe Reader 9.3.4 and Adobe Acrobat 9.3.4 (and ALL earlier programmmes) were critically flawed and there was evidence that Flash Player was letting in attackers. It said the computer would crash and thats when they get the opportunity. Well our computer had crashed just prior to this, and once since. It also recommended removing all affected Adobe kit and relacing it with updated versions.
We checked our Flash player which was 10.0.45.2. -plainly older than the latest one. It recommended downloading Flashplayer 10.1.85.3. However when we erased our Flash Player and asked for the latest update it only offered us 10.0.45.2 again! Why? (We have been subscribing to the free package).
However, this is somewhat irrelevant as this is the Reader Forum. Whats important to say here is that currently we have removed ALL our Adobe kit for fear it is unsecure: Flash Player, Reader and Plug-in.
My Reader question is: Is Adobe Reader 9.3.4 safe to use now? I contacted a collegue, who says hes only got Reader 9.1 on his, so if this message is true, then he is affected as well. Can anyone confirm if this message was from Adobe? As it didnt go via yahoo we dont have a record of it once we switched off, but assume it was genuine as Adobe usually reaches us this way. But we are hesitant to go back to it if it means trouble. Our computer is quite modern, uses windows and we usually go through Firefox.

Hi,
Yes, Adobe had fixed some security flaws, via Adobe Reader 9.3.4. Hope the following links will help, you gather more information about the security fixes in Adobe Reader 9.3.4:
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb10-17.html
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/837/cpsid_83708.html
You can safely download Adobe Reader 9.3.4 through the below mentioned link without any fear of being hacked.
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.3.4/enu/AdbeRdr934_en_US.exe
The same goes for Adobe Acrobat 9.3.4 as well.
Thanks.

Safari 5.1.7, using Adobe Reader 10.1.3, does not display pdf files.

I use Safari 5.1.7 and Adobe Reader 10.1.3. I have mac osx.6.8 which, according to Adobe, is compatible with Adobe Reader 10.1.3. Selecting a pdf file to display results in a black page. Why?

Hi..
Try removing a plugin...
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Open the Finder. From the Finder menu bar click Go > Go to Folder
Type this exactly as you see it here:
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Move the Adobe PDF Browser plugin (or just PDF Browser plugin) from the Internet Plug-Ins folder to the Trash.
Relaunch Safari to test.

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I've deleted Adobe Reader 11 and rebooted and reinstalled Adobe Reader 11 and I still get the error message that 'Adobe Reader is blocked because it is out of date'. Using Windows XP with the latest updates (SP3).

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Google Chrome is a problem:
if you use Chrome's own PDF viewer, the results are unpredictable.
if you use the Adobe Reader plugin with Chrome, it may reject (block) it if it is not the latest version. Reader 11.0.08 is the latest version for Windows XP, but Chrome may insist on the current version 11.0.10.
My suggestion; use a different browser!

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There is no app for uploading files from an iPad to the Adobe Creative Cloud, and the iPad security model does not allow for upload of files from the browser. The Adobe Touch Apps do provide syncing up to the Creative Cloud but none of them are really designed for working with pdf files.
You can connect your iPad and move the files to your computer. From your computer you can upload the files via a web browser.

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Depends on the type of book. an unprotected PDF Ebook or a a protected book for a reader that work on Windows yes. (like A Kindle book in Kindle for Windows)
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There was recently some malware that involved Adobe Flash, however, that has nothing to do with the Reader.

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How ALBPMEngine logs can be read other than using log viewer

Dear Friends,
Can anybody help on How ALBPMEngine logs can be read other than using log viewer?
Look forward for rsponse.
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Max Meilleur wrote:
Mark,
I would be interested in knowing how you can decouple the obpmlogviewer.exe app from the OBPM Enterprise installation.
How can I send a simple .zip file to others and tell them: "hey, unzip (or install) this only and you will be able to read OBPM engine logs files on your local machine" ?
The logViewer executable can't be run without an enterprise install (at least not easily decoupled), however, an alternative, would be to pass someone the .jnlp and some log files.... To do this, open up the process admin, and in the top right, is a link for 'Launch Log Viewer'. Open that, and then go to 'File - Save As', and this will save a java executable to your computer.
I'm pretty sure you can pass that, and either an admin user and password to view 'live' logs, or just have them cancel the remote log, and open a local file....
Adam,
PS: I don't see any opbmlogreader.exe or .sh or .bet in the OBPM_HOME\bin directory. I am looking at OBPM standalone, and the only relevant files I can see are obpmlogviewer.exe , obpmlogviewer.lax , lax.jar. Am I missing something?
MaxI too don't have the log reader, however I do remember it... I'm thinking the .sh might only be included in the linux distribution of enterprise, so I'm downloading that now to verify... I will let you know what I find...
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scholtzkie wrote:
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This phenomenon can happen with PDF files that have errors in them. Adobe Reader or Acrobat may be able to fix these errors, but if you close the application, it will ask to save the corrected file. If you save it once, that should no longer occur when you open it again.
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/800296?tstart=60

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