Numbering PDF documents

I am trying to number documents through a program called "Bates Professional" from an Adobe Acrobat PDF document. The original document is password protected. I put in the password but it says it's not correct. I believe that the Adobe Bates Professional program is not reading the PDF. You can open the PDF and read it, but I cannot number it. Any thoughts?

I tried to remove the protection, but it asks for a password. I put in the password that the client gave me for the records, but that’s not the correct password. I don’t know if the password that Adobe is asking for is an Adobe password or something else. I inadvertently wrote that “Bates Professional” was an Adobe product. I know that it’s not.

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OK, I found it myself:
1. Tools - Pages - Edit Page Design - Header & Footer - Add Header & Footer.
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Hello Kathie,
Sorry for the inconvenience that has caused to you.
Please let me know if you have tried converting any other PDF to word with Reader.
Alos, please sign up at "https://cloud.acrobat.com/" using your Adobe ID credentials. Click on 'ExportPDF' tab and upload the PDF that you want to convert to Word.
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regards,
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IWeb • How Do I Make Links in an Embedded PDF Document Open in New Page?

On this page http://ostyn-newman.com/Gov_Downloads.html I have a PDF document that is embedded. I tried an IFrame, but everything seemed to work better for me with the "Embed" code. I am open to changing this if it would be better. Here's my problem. I can get the PDF document to display fine, but when I click on the links in the PDF document, the destination page opens in the embedded window. I want the links to open the destination in a new window.
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border-color:#FFCC66;
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scrolling="auto" >
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Thank you Jeff,
I tried your original suggestion and now my inserted html widget reads
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How do I check the version of a PDF document?

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First time posting here and a new user to Acrobat X Pro so bear with me as I try too explain my issue. I receive via email, a weekly PDF report for work that contains up to 200 pages in each file. Each page is basically a "Lead" that contains, in order of importance as they relate to me; an upcoming date in time and Trustee information. When I open up this file the pages are listed in chronological order by date only and cover a time-period of about 5 days. The trustees information is randomly placed through-out the document, so pages 1, 3, 5, and 10 may be one trustee and pages 2, 4, 6, and 9 may be another trustee. Complicating matters is there are upwards of 12 trustees information spread through-out every report. So..... if the 1st 50 pages of this PDF document are for 3/6/2012, all of the trustee's information is randomly scattered through-out these 50 pages. Make sense?? Here is what I am attempting to do.....
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My understanding is that you want to end up with a document that contains the entries for each particular Trustee, listed in chronological order. It's not clear to me what specific form your output document should take, but I'll give you enough information to solve the problem, and you can adjust from there.
First, rather than deal with the problem by date, I would do it by the Trustee's name, instead. They're already in chronological order, so no need to reinvent the wheel. Someone did that work for you! So, in the advanced search function you're already using, search for all of the Trustees at the same time with a multi-term search. You can create this in a text file that you can re-use in the future. Next, save the results to a CSV file. Open the CSV in Excel, and delete all of the extraneous content except for the "page" and "seach instance" columns, which should ultimately occupy columns A and B, starting at row 1. Next, sort the search instance column (Trustee names) either A to Z or Z to A (however you want them grouped for output), and then by page number, in asecnding order. This will leave you with a new page order from which you can extract the pages that contain your Trustee names, which will inherently be in chronological order.
Next, take the column of page numbers, copy, and paste special, transposing the data into a single row on a new worksheet in Excel. Delete the initial worksheet, then save the CSV. Finally, open the CSV file with Notepad, and you'll see that you now have a row of page numbers, separated by commas. Copy that data and paste it into the pages field of the print dialogue in Acrobat, which will allow you to print those specific pages, in that specific order, to a new PDF. If you had a page splitter script (like the kind try67 makes) or plug-in, that would be a little more efficient, but either way take you to the same place.
In the end, you'll have a subset of the pages in your original, 200 page PDF, "sorted" by Trustee, with each Trustee's data sorted chronologically. If you want to break them out by Trustee, just create a bookmark at the first page of each Trustee's data (perhaps referring back to the CSV in Excel) and split the file out by bookmark with Acrobat.
I have used similar methods to complete tasks that range from impractical to impossible in my book, "The PDF Litigation Guide." Hope that helps!
Jason Covey
PDF Litigation Solutions, LLC
http://www.pdflitigationguide.com

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1. LAUNCH Adobe Acrobat
2. Using the File menu, OPEN the corrupted document. (I don't know what to do if you're not even able to open the file. Sorry!)
3. (VERIFY that Acrobat can't search the document, in case you haven't done so, just to avoid unnecessary work.)
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8. CHOOSE OUTPUT OPTIONS: Now you will get a dialog box entitled "Output Options". You have several choices to make here:
TARGET FOLDER: Click "Specific Folder", then Browse to your folder full of images, click "Make New Folder", name the folder (something like "CHEMISTRYBOOKIMAGEFILES" so you can find it easily and know what is in it, click OK.
FILE NAMING: Click "Keep Original File Names". This will preserve Acrobat's automatic numbering of your files--you will need that to get the page ordering right! UNcheck "Overwrite existing files" just to avoid a terrible mishap, unless you are very pressed for disc space or unless this is your 5th time attempting to follow these instructions and you've already got 'way too many duplicates of the output files. If you have the disc space, just make new empty folder for your 6th try.
OUTPUT FORMAT: Select "Save File(s) as Adobe PDF. Click OK.
Now wait for Adobe to execute optical character recognition on the image files. Its output will be one little pdf file for each little image file that it OCR's.
9. COLLATE THE FILES INTO ONE: Under the File menu, select COMBINE / MERGE FILES INTO A SINGLE PDF. This step is optional; maybe you wanted a bunch of little files, or maybe you wanted to divide your enormous original document into 2 or 3 more manageable documents. To divide the file, just make a separate directory for the png files you want in each smaller final document, and repeat steps 6 through 9 for each directory. BE CAREFUL WITH NAMING! Make sure you choose a unique name, because if you got something wrong, you will want to be able to go back to your original corrupted pdf and try again. If your original is named "CHEMISTRY.PDF", please remember to name this new file something like "CHEMISTRY-FIXED.PDF".
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