Ben,

Thanks for the reply. I, too, arrived at this conclusion and used  
Preview. Time consuming.

How Word does it is it says "the PDF file you are importing has more  
than one page. Which page do you wish to insert?" Only slightly better  
than Preview, because you can then only import one page (which you can  
specify). If you try to import the same file subsequently, but specify  
a different page, you can't. It will, until you re-start Word, assume  
you always only want the page you already selected.

Not convenient or elegant, indeed.

Anyone else have a magic fix to this one?

Mark Shipp
Austin Graduate School of Theology


On Sep 17, 2010, at 3:30 PM, Andrus wrote:

> Mark,
>
> Lets hope for a better answer-- something less tedious and messy,  
> but...
>
> to get the job done, you could
> 1-	Open the .pdf in PreView,
> 2-	"Print" each page in turn, one at a time,
> 3-	Click the Preview button instead of Print, and then
> 4-	Save each page as a new .pdf instead of sending to the printer.
> 5-	Then drag or insert each one-page .pdf into the Nisus document as  
> desired.
>
> Not convenient nor elegant, but maybe get you by if nothing else  
> shows up.
>
> Meanwhile, how would we expect a word process or do deal with a  
> multi-page document inserted into it?  I guess I would expect it to  
> act somewhat like a movie-- sits there on one page waiting to be  
> activated and "play".
>
> How does M$ Weird handle it?  Does it put each page of the .pdf on  
> separate pages of the word document?  Does it then retain its  
> identity as one document, or are they thereafter separable pages?
>
> 	Ben Andrus
> 	in Montana
> __________________________________________
> On 2010 Sep 17, Fri, at 1:25 pm, Mark Shipp wrote:
>
>> I use NW Pro 1.3, on a Mac Book running Leopard. I can drag and  
>> drop PDF images into my document, but only ever page one of the  
>> PDF. How do I get subsequent pages (some PDF documents I need to  
>> attach have 3-4 pages)? Any help would be most appreciative. MS  
>> Word will do it, but not very easily.
>>
>> Mark Shipp
>> Austin Graduate School of Theology