11.2.1 for Windows

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Foxit PDF Editor
Chapter 6: Organize User Manual
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Chapter 6 Organize
Foxit PDF Editor comes with a built-in functionality to combine various PDF files & split
one PDF into various small single & multiple page PDF files according to page numbers
as well as page range. You can rearrange pages and composing page outlines with the
commands under the ORGANIZE tab, which allow you to insert, move, replace and
crop pages, split documents, add page marks (such as header & footer) to PDFs, and
more.
See also the tutorial on Organize PDF Documents.
Insert Pages
Foxit PDF Editor enables you to insert pages from files (either from a page range or
the entire file), a folder, a scanner, clipboard and a blank page. You can also insert
pages into multiple documents at a time.
Insert pages from file
Foxit PDF Editor allows you to insert pages from a file or multiple files into a PDF.
To insert pages from a file or multiple files (not limited to PDFs) into a PDF, do either
of the following:
Directly drag and drop the page thumbnails from a PDF file to the Pages panel of
the navigation pane of the other PDF file. (Tip: If you click on a page thumbnail and
press the shortcut keys Ctrl+A, all page thumbnails will be selected.) To insert certain
pages from a non-PDF file, please choose the other method.
Choose Organize/Home > Insert > From File, or click the Insert icon on the
Pages panel of navigation pane, or right-click a page thumbnail and choose Insert
Pages… > From File. In the Open dialog box, navigate through your local disk to
select a local file or click Open from ECM to select a file from ECM systems or cloud
services, and click Open. If the files are non-PDF files, you can select Yes in the
pop-up Foxit PDF Editor message to temporarily convert them into PDFs so that
you can preview them in the following steps. Then do the following steps:
1. In the Insert Pages From dialog box, you can add more files, folders and
open files by clicking the Add Files… button. When clicking the button and
choosing Add Files, you can choose files from local drives or click Open