Nitro PDF Professional User Guide

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Nitro PDF Professional User Guide
3. Click Open.
4. In the Insert Pages dialog, click the options to set the page range to be inserted, and where to place
it in your PDF file.
5. Click Insert.
6.9 Splitting pages
The page splitting functionality gives you advanced tools to copy pages from existing PDFs and re-use them
to assemble new files. The functionality includes:
· Splitting into groups of pages
· Splitting based on bookmarks
· Splitting based on the page range parameters you specify
Retaining navigation when splitting
A common problem when splitting PDF files is that most of the connections between the links and their end
points are broken because they are no longer located in the same PDF file or because the pages have been
rearranged. The advanced update navigational elements feature updates all links in bookmarks, links and
destinations, ensuring all links are correctly maintained.
6.9.1 Split into groups of pages
Split PDF files into a set of PDFs with each containing a specific number of pages. For example, choosing to
split a 30-page file into 5-page files would produce 6 PDF files.
To split a PDF into groups of pages:
1. On the Insert and Edit ribbon tab, in the Pages group, click Split Pages .
2. Click the Into files of n pages option, and then enter the number of pages each new file should
contain.
3. Click Split.
6.9.2 Split by bookmarks
Use the bookmark hierarchy and bookmark levels to determine how to split your PDF files. This can be
particularly useful when bookmarks are based on the sections and structure of your PDFs. When splitting,
Nitro PDF Professional uses the bookmark text to form the file names of the resulting PDFs.
To split by bookmarks:
1. On the Insert and Edit ribbon tab, in the Pages group, click Split Pages .
2. Click the By bookmarks splitting method, and enter the level or levels of bookmarks to split at.
3. Click Split.
6.9.3 Split by page ranges
The page range method gives you additional page splitting flexibility, including:
· Splitting individual pages into new file(s).
· Splitting a page ranges into new file(s).
· Combine pages and pages ranges.
· Separating page ranges into separate output files.
· Extracting unwanted pages.
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