Does Microsoft 365 offer Adobe PDF merge and combine features?

Question

Does Microsoft 365 offer Adobe PDF merge and combine features? In the 2010 and 2013 MS Office versions the PDF features were included as part of the application. perhaps, MS should acquire Adobe to enhance MS Office productivity. There features should be standard...

Answer 1

Hi Alan Bartlett,

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum and thank you for your question

Microsoft 365 do offer PDF merge capabilities; you can kindly check this article about merge and extract PDF files:

If you prefer additional PDF tools, Microsoft 365 also supports deep integration with Adobe Acrobat. Through the Adobe Acrobat for Microsoft 365 add‑in, you can combine multiple file types - including PDFs, Office documents, images, and text - into a single PDF.

Please note that Adobe Acrobat itself it's not included in a Microsoft 365, but its with Microsoft 365 various functionalities.

I hope my answer helps, please feel free to let me know if you need any further assistance.

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Answer 2

Yes, Microsoft 365 offers Adobe PDF merge and combine features through its integration with Adobe products. Users can merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF document using Microsoft 365 applications like SharePoint and OneDrive. This functionality allows for better organization and sharing of PDF files. Additionally, users can extract specific pages from a PDF to create new, smaller PDF files. These features are available for users with the appropriate Microsoft 365 licenses.

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References:

• Merge and extract PDF files
• Features available for PDFs in OneDrive in Web and mobiles/iPads