Whether you need to save a document for sharing, preserve a webpage, or compile images in a single file, creating a PDF in macOS Sonoma is a breeze. Here's how you can do it. With its intuitive design ...

Do you have multiple PDFs you need to merge into one? Making one PDF out of many is easier than you might think on both Windows PCs and Macs. Here's how to do it on each platform. Our team tests, ...

Like the GIF (that's Graphics Interchange Format), the PDF (Portable Document Format) has survived and flourished through the digital age. That's partly because of its versatility: It's the go-to ...

While Apple makes its applications with an emphasis on working seamlessly with other Mac applications and across Apple devices, it limits the applications' usage outside the Apple world. When sharing ...

Adobe Acrobat's merging feature makes it easy to combine several PDF files into a single document. Once you select the files you want to combine, you can rearrange the order in which they appear in ...

While many people think of Acrobat only as a PDF viewer or editor, its design capabilities make it possible to start with a ...

Here is a guide for you to create a booklet from a PDF document in Windows 11/10. A Booklet is a small book with a lesser number of pages than usual books, containing information on programs, ...

Tap the Share icon (the square with the arrow). Scroll down and choose Print. On the preview screen, use two fingers to pinch outward. This instantly converts the preview into a PDF. Tap the Share ...

It's a common need to want to save and export a Microsoft Word document as a different file type. Fortunately, you can use Microsoft Word to export documents in a variety of file types, including PDF.

When working in the Pages application, which is part of Apple's iLife suite of productivity software, you can embed images into your word processing and layout documents. Pages treats PDF files like ...

From Adobe Acrobat to free online editors and built-in tools, here’s how to merge multiple PDFs into one document.