Placing PDF fi les into InDesign gives you the added fl exibility of repurposing content to use
in a different layout. However, it would be a pain to place a multi-page PDF one page at a
time. The next time you want to place a PDF that contains two or more pages into InDesign,
fi rst make sure that you don’t have any frames selected in InDesign. Then choose Place from
the File menu and make sure your Show Import Options checkbox is checked. Choose a PDF
with two or more pages; when you click Open you’ll get the Place PDF dialog box. You can
then choose to place ...
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