Merge multiple files always

Just upgraded from professional 7 to adobe acrobat 9.
Where is the button to set multiple page to always default as one binder?
If adobe removed this, why did they also remove the check box on the first combine window to add all open pdf's? now you have to hit browse then select all with the mouse crtl A doesn't even work.

What operating system? What version of Acrobat? What was the file format of the files skipped? Did they have signatures, certificates, or follow a industry standard like PDF/X or PDF/A? Were they locked?

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Merging Multiple Files

Hello,
I have two folders with PDF files that I want to merge. Both folders have files with identical file names. I want Adobe to merge the two files if they have the same file name, and then save the merged file in a separate folder. I need to do this thousands of times. Is there a way to merge the files quickly without doing it manually? Thanks in advance...

In the past I've developed a tool that does something similar to this:
http://try67.blogspot.com/2010/10/acrobat-batch-combine-all-files-in.html
I'm pretty sure I can adjust it to do what you described in your post. Contact me personally via PM or at try6767 at gmail dot com to disucss it further.

Error message when trying to merge multiple files into single PDF file

Greetings! I'm on windows 7 professional, adobe 9 pro and a 64 bit PC. When I try to merge several PDF files from the same folder into a single PDF file I get this error message "You can choose multiple items only if they are all located in the same folder" - Please help! Thx.

The product is Acrobat, not Adobe. That being said, I suspect you may only be running AA 9.0 and that may be the issue. If you have not done the updates to the 9.5.5, you probably should. That may fix the issue you are having, particularly since you mentioned a 64-bit system.

Acrobat Professional 9 error merge multiple files into one file

In the same file I made the text boxes and then I have produced more than one file, I then tried to merge into a single file but the software copies the same pages of the first file.
Let me explain:
1) in the first file number 1 I have 3 pages, these pages I have text boxes and then I saved the file with no 2, then No. 3, then 4;
2) I took the first file and the file I downloaded in the last 2,3,4
3) I opened the software to control and I copied the file multiple times n. 1 just
4) so now I have to file a repeated 4 times in a single file.
What should I do to be merged into a single file as separate files?
Perhaps this warning is that you understand the problem, since I used the same page by giving it a different name just because I made some text boxes with different content, that is, the program identifies the file and then continues to quote the same as another copy the same file, then I should change the form field for each file. How should I proceed?
Of course I followed the instructions of the notice but the thing has not changed, all the files you copy the same.
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Sorry, this is the Adobe Connect support forum and not related to Acrobat. Suggest you re-post to the Adobe Acrobat forum for help with this question. Thank you.

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You should be able to do it in the image processor.
File > Scripts > Image Processor
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I would like help with this task. If I could do this for free I woul actually be more likely to follow advice. Many thanks

Hi Lauravill,
The free Adobe Reader cannot help you with the merging job. If you have Acrobat Reader then you can merge files into one pdf with the following steps-
Within Acrobat XI, select File > Create > Combine Files into a Single PDF.
Click Add Files and select the files you want to add.
Click, drag, and drop to reorder the files and pages. Double-click on a file to expand and rearrange individual pages. Press the Delete key to remove unwanted content.
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Name your PDF file and click Save.
Let us know if you face any problemwith this or need extra support.
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Hi Lauravill,
The free Adobe Reader cannot help you with the merging job. If you have Acrobat Reader then you can merge files into one pdf with the following steps-
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I have audacity; however, that program becomes cumbersome when merging multiple files.
How true! I had to do this recently and used Audacity for the task, having nothing else suitable (that I know of, at least). My method was to open each MP3 in its own Audacity window, select and copy all of the second file, close its window, and paste it into the end of the first file, repeating the process for each additional MP3. After all the pieces are in place, export the whole thing as a new MP3. This was cumbersome indeed, and it took concentration to remember which file was which and avoid assembling the pieces in the wrong order. This description will make a lot more sense to someone who has done it than to anyone who hasn't.
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I have 12 Excel (.xlsx) files and each file has three identically named and ordered tabs in them.
I know how to merge multiple Excel files in a folder using M (those guides are all over the web) but how do I merge multiple Excel files with multiple (yet identically named and ordered) tabs? Surely it is possible? I just don't know how to do it in M.
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2 files in a directory with no headers.
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I want to merge multiple PDF files into one PDF file. I used to be able to do it under file>create pdf, but ever since my computer was re-built, that option is no longer under the file tab. Was this something extra that you had to pay for, or do I have to do something to get this add in. Thank you in advance

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