Hello All!

New here and this is my first post.

I have Goodreader to view all of my PDF files and it works great for that function. But, I'm needing to merge a few of my files together.

Q. Is there any way to do that in Goodreader? If not, is there another app that will do it?

Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and helping.

What you can try is putting the PDF onto your PC and using Adobe Reader (Free software) to merge the files together. Then stick it back onto your device!

Will provide links if needed.

Same thing. I use Photoshop instead.

Thanks for the reply guys.

Yes, I don't have a problem doing that on my Mac. I have the full version of Acrobat.

I'm trying to figure out if I can do that directly on my iPad. If anyone has done this, please do let me know.

Thanks a million.

I do believe (but I could be wrong - it has happened before) that you do need the full-blown Adobe Acrobat program in order to manipulate the files since the Adobe Reader is just that... a reader.

Originally Posted by 1991-C4

I do believe (but I could be wrong - it has happened before) that you do need the full-blown Adobe Acrobat program in order to manipulate the files since the Adobe Reader is just that... a reader.

Let me reassure you in that you are right!
You need a full blown Adobe Reader to perform any document manipulation.
Photoshop CS has a PDF assembly in the automation features. That's what I use.

I've done some research in the App Store and there is nothing yet that looks like it will assemble documents let alone create PDFs other than save web page as PDF.

I wish Pages outputs could be read inside the iPad instead of sending documents via email. Pages saves documents to PDF. You can open PDF documents on Pages through Goodreader, then do some cut and paste, then send yourself the resulting document through email, then reopen it with Goodreader to select what you want to have done with it then...

"Why do simple when you can do complicated."

Ok it's not possible to do complicated manipulation but the poster asked about merging files. If you are on a mac this can be done simply using 'preview'. I'm still on the search for an iPad app that does this.

Presently I'm using iAnnotatePDF which allows quite a lot of freedom.

I read this post a few days ago and I have now found the answer. There is an app called Save2PDF and it merges PDFs together on the iPad, as well as convert normal documents. Just do a search on Save2PDF in the app store and you will find it!

Yes, it's brand new, from Eurosmartz, the ones behind a slew of printing apps.
Got the email announcement from them this weekend.

I'm using safari to view pdf documents online and unable to view page layers beyond the first page. The site has java based viewing. Any ideas?