Java Adobe Acrobat 9: Javascript: Merge Odd/Even Pages

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To merge two PDF documents, Doc1.pdf (containing odd-numbered pages) and Doc2.pdf (containing even-numbered pages), a user seeks assistance with JavaScript, specifically within the browser console, due to restrictions on installing new files. The user is looking for a straightforward solution to integrate the even pages from Doc2 into their respective positions in Doc1. Additionally, it is noted that free software like PDFsam can accomplish this task efficiently with a single click, providing an alternative for those unable to use JavaScript.
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Hey folks

I don't know if anyone can help with this, it should be straightforward though. I have a 2 PDF documents called Doc1.pdf and Doc2.pdf. Doc1 contains all of the odd numbered pages of a main document and Doc2 contains the even ones. I would like to merge the Doc2 even pages into Doc1 in their respective positions.

I am not sure how to use Javascript at all; I just know that it exists. If anyone could help out with this one, I would be quite grateful. All suggestions are welcome.

PS I do know that I have to do this from the Javascript console or window or whatever it is called since I cannot install new .js files (not adminstrator).
 
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I come up with the same problem to solve, and I suppose you can use the free software pdfsam to do this odd-even merging in one click. very nicely done.
 

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