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This will highlight the whole set you want to extract. And if you want to extract consecutive pages from a large PDF file, click on the first page, then hold the Shift key, and click on the final page you want to extract. If you want to extract non-consecutive pages, click a single page first, then hold the Command key (for Mac) or Ctrl key (for Windows) and click the pages you want to extract. You can either select a set of specific pages or select a single page.

Select the page or pages you would like to extract.

You will see all the pages of the PDF in a vertical format on the left.

Open the thumbnail pane from the left navigation panel.

The steps involved are quite straightforward, but for first-time users, it can be a little tricky. Extracting a single or multiple pages from a PDF file is quite simple with Adobe Acrobat DC (if you use another product, chances are the steps are similar).

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