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Thanks for the video. I have Acrobat Pro 2017, the cut and copy function of pages is not available as per your video at 2.55 minutes. Is there a setting somewhere that I need to turn on?
Thank you for watching! I am sorry to hear that you are having this issue. Adobe is reporting a "known issue" with context menus (which I usually call shortcut menus), like the one shown in my tutorial. You can view the known issue here: helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/known-issues-acrobat-dc-reader.html. Hopefully, they will correct it soon. However, please note that Adobe stopped supporting Acrobat 2017 this past June. I wish you all the best!
Thank you for this. Is there a way to indicate how many copies? I am creating a journal that has a template with lines and need to duplicate it 90 times. I don't want to copy/paste/drag that many times so I was wondering if there was a short cut or something? Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm not aware of a way to indicate the number of copies. However, if you make a few copies, you can then select multiple pages at once to reduce the overall process (e.g., make 10 copies then copy and paste those 10 as a group 8 more times).
Thank you for watching! If you duplicated a page with form fields, ensure that you change the names of the fields on the second page to prevent the duplication. I wish you all the best with your PDF project!
I have a 200 page PDF. I need to take each page and paste it behind the previous page so that pages 1-2 are the same, pages 3-4 are the same, etc. Is there anything out there that can do this without having to copy and paste each individual page?
Thank you so much for watching! When you mention that you want to paste each page behind the previous page, do you mean a physical piece of paper? For example, do you want page one on the front of the paper and page two on the back of the paper? Or, do you want to combine two pages into one page (e.g., pages 1 and 2 now become page 1, etc.)
Hi sorry, I'm actually having the same problem, and I don't know anything about this sort of stuff so I don't know the difference between text boxes and form fields. I'm trying to fill out a government form and was told to duplicate my pages if I needed to write down more information than what was available on the page.
All the steps shown here are listed with images on my website at erinwrightwriting.com/duplicate-pages-in-adobe-acrobat/. Thank you for watching!
Wow - thank you! I started out looking for an answer - which you provided in this video. My next step was to say thanks and found answers to other questions I still had. I've now subscribed and look forward to learning so much more. THANK YOU 🙂
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Thanks for the video. I have Acrobat Pro 2017, the cut and copy function of pages is not available as per your video at 2.55 minutes. Is there a setting somewhere that I need to turn on?
Thank you for watching! I am sorry to hear that you are having this issue. Adobe is reporting a "known issue" with context menus (which I usually call shortcut menus), like the one shown in my tutorial. You can view the known issue here: helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/known-issues-acrobat-dc-reader.html. Hopefully, they will correct it soon. However, please note that Adobe stopped supporting Acrobat 2017 this past June. I wish you all the best!
Thank you for this. Is there a way to indicate how many copies? I am creating a journal that has a template with lines and need to duplicate it 90 times. I don't want to copy/paste/drag that many times so I was wondering if there was a short cut or something? Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm not aware of a way to indicate the number of copies. However, if you make a few copies, you can then select multiple pages at once to reduce the overall process (e.g., make 10 copies then copy and paste those 10 as a group 8 more times).
When i type on a page, the same text pops up on the new page, why? i need to put other information on the page i duplicated
Thank you for watching! If you duplicated a page with form fields, ensure that you change the names of the fields on the second page to prevent the duplication. I wish you all the best with your PDF project!
I have a 200 page PDF. I need to take each page and paste it behind the previous page so that pages 1-2 are the same, pages 3-4 are the same, etc. Is there anything out there that can do this without having to copy and paste each individual page?
Thank you so much for watching! When you mention that you want to paste each page behind the previous page, do you mean a physical piece of paper? For example, do you want page one on the front of the paper and page two on the back of the paper? Or, do you want to combine two pages into one page (e.g., pages 1 and 2 now become page 1, etc.)
@@erinwrightwriting so a single sided document becomes a two sided document when printed with the front and back of the page being the same.
this isn’t working for me..what am i doing wrong? when i select close to test it, nothing happens.
Thank you for watching! That sounds like a frustrating issue. Just to confirm, you are saving your PDF before closing?
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I copied the page, everything I type on one page is appearing on the second page. Why is this happened?
Thank you for watching! By change, are you using form fields rather than regular text boxes?
Hi sorry, I'm actually having the same problem, and I don't know anything about this sort of stuff so I don't know the difference between text boxes and form fields. I'm trying to fill out a government form and was told to duplicate my pages if I needed to write down more information than what was available on the page.