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How we handle your dataExtract PDF Pages
Copy specified document positions into one PDF. Verify the resulting page count, sequence and source references before using the excerpt.
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A practical guide
Keep methods and supporting tables together.
- Open one PDF and inspect its page preview.
- Select the document positions to keep, using the example below as a guide.
- Extract the pages, review the resulting PDF and download it.
Try this example
In a 14-page study, methods occupy positions 3-4 and the supporting table is at position 12. Select 3-4, 12 to create a three-page excerpt; verify all three against the source.
Before
- 3-4: method
- 12: table
After
- 3
- 4
- 12
Before you start: Use document positions, not printed page labels. Page contents and printed references are copied; extracting an excerpt does not renumber them or validate the study.
Append another supporting PDFWhat you get
One PDF containing the requested pages. Enter page numbers and inclusive ranges separated by commas. Page numbering starts at 1; these are document positions, not printed page labels.
Limits and important details
Pages appear in the requested order. Repeated page numbers are included only once. Ranges must run forwards and stay within the document. Scanned pages can be copied, but this operation does not recognize their text.
Example
Enter 1, 3-5 to keep four pages, or open Preview pages and tick the pages you want. Newly checked pages are appended to the selection order. Output order lets you change each selected page's position; the downloaded PDF follows that order. The original document is not modified.