How do I combine several pdf files into a single file (MAC OS)?

How do I combine several pdf files into a single file ?
MAC OS 10.6.8
Adobe Reader 11.0.10
Signed: Ken, in Utah

Not possible with Reader. You need Acrobat or a subscription to something like PDF Pack to do it.

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--=====
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--=====
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