Inserting pages into a multiple pdf documents in a few steps.

Dear All,
Is there a way to insert pages from what pdf into another in a few simple steps? I know how to manually insert a page into a document (have to pdfs open and drag and drop) but if you have 500 pdf documents you need to insert into 500 pdfs, it becomes a tedious process. I was wondering if there is anyway to do that in one step? I know you can password protect multiple docs in one step so I am sure acrobat has this functionality but I just don't know about it. Thank you in advance for your help!

Since there's only one one-page generic document to be added after each PDF file, I think you can just use the basic features of the Action Wizard without using JavaScript. I just did a quick test.
Here are two tutorials on using the Action Wizard:
How to work with Actions
How to create and share Actions

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