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    • October 2, 2012 at 10:05 pm #63281
      Gert Verrept
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      Hi,

      The multipage importer works fine, but because I often work with documents with 2 languages (dutch & french), most of our pdf's are placed side by side, this is left (verso) page french and right (recto of the next) page dutch. The MPI doesn't let you do that, so I was wondering if anyone knew an automated solution for this. Placing the pdf manually isn't a good option, considering that is can be pdf with over 300 pages (which means placing 600 pages or more). I'm on windows 7,64bit and working with CS6. Does anyone know if you can merge the two pdf's, so that page 1 french is followed by page 1 dutch etc?

      thnkx

    • October 4, 2012 at 8:43 pm #63303
      Bob Rubey
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      This probably isn't ideal, but better than placing 600+ pages individually.

      With Acrobat ProExtract each PDF to single pages (you'll need separate folders for the French and Dutch).

      Use Bridge/Batch Rename to rename the French pages 001a, 002a, 003a, and so on. For the Dutch, 001b, 002b…

      The resulting PDFs can now be merged into a single folder and combined as a single PDF with Acrobat Pro.

      You probably know the rest….

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