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We've seen that we can combine files together into a PDF and we've seen that we can break the PDF apart into multiple files we can also get down to a more granular level and add or remove specific pages within a PDF we're working with the file guide intro PDF if we open up the page thumbnails panel we can see that this is a two-page document and what we'd like to do is bring in a few more pages to this document we've just created some additional content and we'd like to combine it together a few pages at a time one of the ways we can do that is by going to the tools panel and in the pages category we can find the insert pages section here we see insert from file and if we choose this we get a file selection dialog box we can navigate to the working files in the chapter 5 folder and we'll select the file guide Egrets PDF we'll choose open and now we get the choice of where to insert this file we can put it before or after any given page and we can select the first page the last page or a specific page in the document we'll go ahead and choose that we want to insert this file after the last page and we'll click on OK and here if we scroll down in the page thumbnails panel we can see that we've added four pages to our document appended to the end the pages that we insert don't necessarily have to be PDFs we can choose once again insert from file and we can change the file type from Adobe PDF to all files then let's pick the nesting data excel spreadsheet when we select this again we get to choose where to put it we'll choose to put it before page 3 and we'll click on OK Acrobat will run Excel in the background to perform the file conversion and once it's finished we see that the converted spreadsheet is now the new page 3 inserted before what was originally page 3 of this document so we've added new content right in the middle of our document simply by inserting from an existing file and it wasn't even a PDF but we have even more options available to us if we look in the tools panel underneath insert from file we see another entry called more insert options if we click this we see it's a drop-down list and we can see that we can insert from the clipboard so for example if we switch over to Microsoft Word and we've got some text and even some graphics here we can highlight this data and press ctrl C on Windows or command C on a Mac to copy it to the clipboard we'll go back to Acrobat and now using the same option insert from clipboard we can see the conversion happening here