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This new file should be saved if it is to be inserted into a new bundle. To rename this file use ‘SAVE AS’ in the ‘FILE’ menu. The pages extracted appear as a new file with the title ‘Pages from…’ in the open file tabs across the top of the Adobe window.
You are unlikely to want this as you will want all pages in one PDF.
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If you select ‘EXTRACT PAGES AS SEPARATE FILES’, each page will be a new PDF file. Do not Select ‘DELETE PAGES AFTER EXTRACTING’ – is a good idea to leave the pages if taking from a new bundle to add into an existing bundle – just in case you need the whole new bundle for any reason or you make a mistake with your extracting.
Select the pages you wish to extract (click on the first then press Shift and then click on the last or use cmd/Ctrl if you are not selecting sequential pages).To remove pages from a new/updated e-bundle: If you have already annotated the bundle you will want to add the new pages to your existing bundle so that your notes are not lost. Often an e-bundle will be received and marked-up for a hearing and then additional documents or an updated version of the bundle will be received.
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Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Inserting or removing pages to/from an existing bundle This feature works best on a bundle that has been converted by OCR either by you in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC before sending it to your iPad or by OCR being applied before the e-bundle was sent to you.
Search hits appear in a window in the right-hand side of the screen. Click in the search bar in the top right-hand corner:. The lack of ability to do this is one of the biggest drawbacks with PDF Expert. Converting your bundle into a searchable digital file (OCR)Ĭurrently, OCR conversation is not possible on PDF Expert. The steps set out in bold are for PDF Expert on iPad. The steps set out in this document in regular text are for PDF Expert on Macbook. Type your search terms and it works very much like the equivalent in Word files or an internet browser. NB A basic search can be done by clicking on ‘EDIT and then ‘FIND’ (or cmd + F or Ctrl + F). If you click on the icon of the floppy disk, you can download the search results. You key word or phrase will appear in the list of results (within the sentence it appears on each page). Click on ‘EDIT’ at the very top of the screen. You will notice the pages that were photocopied on a slant will be straightened and the text will appear clearer on the screen. You cannot work on the file whilst it is running the OCR so it is best done early when receiving the files or e-bundle. Click on ‘All Pages’ or ‘Page Range’ if you want to choose specific pages to do first. Click on ‘ENHANCE SCANS’ or ‘SCAN & OCR’. Open the bundle in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. It changes the documents in your bundle into a format that can be searched by the software. The ‘optical character recognition’ (OCR) function on Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is extremely useful. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Converting your bundle into a searchable digital file (OCR) #PDF EXPERT EXPORT ANNOTATIONS HOW TO#
In this second part of the series we describe how to change your bundle to a fully searchable format, and how to annotate and create summaries of your annotations. In the first part we addressed the steps to be used with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and PDF Expert version 7 to produce indexed and paginated e-bundles. This is the second of two articles providing slimmed-down versions of the skills papers provided at the Family Law Bar Association paperless working seminars on 26 March 2020.