Tirez parti de l’outil Organiser les pages d’Acrobat pour diviser un PDF volumineux en plusieurs fichiers plus faciles à gérer.
Introduction
Acrobat offre de nombreux outils utiles.
L'un d'entre eux permet de scinder rapidement de longs fichiers PDF.
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Si vous voulez savoir comment faire, vous êtes au bon endroit.
Pour commencer, accédez à l'outil Organiser les pages et cliquez sur Ouvrir.
Accédez à l'emplacement d'enregistrement du PDF pour l'importer dans Acrobat.
Les pages du fichier s'affichent.
Scinder un PDF selon le nombre de pages, la taille du fichier ou les signets
Dans la barre latérale, cliquez sur Fractionner.
Ce menu comprend diverses options de fractionnement du fichier.
Vous pouvez le scinder selon un nombre de pages.
Par exemple, si la valeur est 2, le PDF sera scindé en fichiers de deux pages chacun.
Vous pouvez aussi le fractionner par taille de fichier, si vous disposez de cette information, ou par signets de niveau supérieur.
Pour configurer plus en détail le fractionnement du fichier, cliquez sur Options de sortie.
Les nouveaux fichiers sont enregistrés par défaut dans le dossier du fichier d'origine, mais vous pouvez définir un autre emplacement.
Vous pouvez également modifier le libellé des fichiers pour faciliter leur identification.
Fractionner plusieurs PDF en même temps
Si vous avez d’autres fichiers PDF à scinder, vous pouvez les ajouter depuis le menu Fractionner plusieurs fichiers.
Les options précédemment sélectionnées s'appliqueront à tous les fichiers.
Une fois que tout est prêt, cliquez sur Fractionner.
Acrobat enregistre les nouveaux fichiers dans le dossier spécifié.
Et voilà, le PDF a bien été fractionné.
Merci de votre attention.
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Ce que vous apprendrez
Scinder un PDF selon le nombre de pages, la taille du fichier ou les signets
Pour des résultats plus ciblés, fractionnez votre PDF sur la base du nombre de pages, de la taille du fichier ou des signets de niveau supérieur. Cliquez ensuite sur Options de sortie pour choisir le dossier de destination et définir le libellé des fichiers.
Fractionner plusieurs PDF en même temps
Ajoutez d’autres fichiers PDF et appliquez-leur les mêmes paramètres. Acrobat réalise tout le traitement en une seule étape.
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