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Question

Can I use PDF-XChange to merge PDF files?

Answer

Yes, each of the three products below offers some degree of document merging functionality, Please click on the product you are using for further details.

This can be accomplished many ways, if you wish to Insert select pages from one PDF to the other, See these two articles:
http://help.tracker-software.com/pdfxe8/index.html?insert-pages_ed.html
https://www.tracker-software.com/knowledgebase/420-How-do-I-copy-pages-between-open-documents-using-the-Thumbnails-pane

If you wish to merge multiple entire documents into a single file in one step, you can instead open the File tab in the Editor, and under New Document, use the Combine files into a single PDF option.

Pdf Batch Merge

If you are looking for Batch options Please see the PDF-Tools section below.

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Note that the Viewer is now discontinued and has been succeeded by the PDF-XChange Editor (detailed above). If the options detailed here are not available, you may be running the Editor instead.

The Insert Pages feature is used for this purpose:

1. Open one of the files to be merged.

2. Click Document in the Menu Toolbar.

3. Click Insert Pages. The Insert Pages dialog box will open:

4. Select a file, determine the page range used and destination location, then click OK to insert.

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If you need to batch-convert multiple files then PDF-Tools is the best option. See here for further information