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On my Mac, how do I merge or combine two PDF files into one?

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In Mac OS X 10.5 and later, you can merge two PDF documents together using Preview.
  1. Right-click (or control+click) on the first PDF file and select Open With -> Preview.
  2. In the Menu Bar at the top of your screen, go to View -> Sidebar. A sidebar pane will appear.
  3. Drag the second PDF file into the sidebar window, and it will add them to your PDF document as additional pages.
  4. Go to File -> Save.

Your first document will now be a combination of both documents.
Posted by: - Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 10:13 AM.
Filed Under: Macintosh OS X
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