Splitting pages from an existing PDF?

Hi,
Does the Adobe PDF Pack allow me to split out only certain pages from an existing PDF? If not, is their any Adobe online solution that can do this or do I need to use the full version of Adobe Acrobat.
Stephanie

Hi Stephanie,
You do need Acrobat to extract pages from a PDF, but Adobe does offer a monthly subscription to Acrobat. For more information, see Acrobat Pro, PDF Pack, Export PDF & More | Acrobat Document Solutions.
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
Best,
Sara

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Thank you for your subscription. If you are Acrobat Plus subscriber then you can extract the pages from the PDF file using Tools> Pages> Extract pages.
You can find "Tools" at right top once you open your PDF file in Acroat.
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PDF Pack service offers "Convert to PDF", "Export from PDF"(to Word/PowerPoint/Excel/RTF formats so that you can edit the exported files) and "Combine Files" (combine your files into a single PDF file).
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