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This wikiHow teaches how to insert a multiple-page PDF into your Microsoft Word document. If you've tried to insert the PDF already, you've probably noticed that you only see the first page. You can get around this by splitting your PDF into separate pages and inserting them each as objects. If you don’t want to split the PDF into separate pages, you can insert it as an object that is represented by an icon or image of the first page that, when clicked, opens in a PDF viewer.