How to make same sized pdf?

Hi,
I'm new to Adobe Acrobat, and now using Acrobat XI Pro. I have problem on how to recompile different pdf size and producing the output of same sized pdf.
Well, let me try to explain. The width x height of my first page is around 6.78" x 6", while the rest of the documents are 6.78" x 8.85".
It happens because I cropped the upper half of my first page (originally they are the same size).
So what I really want to do is making my pdfs on the same sized (6.78" x 8.85") by either merging the pdf and splitting them again into my desired pdf size or maybe "moving" the rest of the documents up (don't know if it's possible though).
Thanks in advance!
Note: Converting and editing in Ms Word is not a feasible option for me since the documents contain a lot of graphs, images, and tables, and based on my experience, it was horrible (well, the image would dislocate and such) -- or maybe I'm a noob in using Ms Word as well.

Did you try saving to MS Word with the option to preserve the layout? That puts everything in text boxes, but that might do the job.
You could try selecting the crop tool again and setting it to the desired setting you want for all pages and apply to all pages.

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