Insert Content from PDF

Using Insert Content from PDF you can insert the content of a PDF file on your current page.

Choose File > Insert Content from PDF...
Browse to the PDF document of which you want to insert the content in your current document and click Insert
If the PDF document you selected is a multipage document, you have to select what page you want to insert. Click Insert

The content of the PDF is inserted in the current page of your open document. The content is positioned using the Trim Box of the source document: if the Crosshair is enabled, the content is positioned at the bottom right of the Crosshair, and if the Crosshair is disabled, the content is positioned centered on the current view.

The layer structure of the inserted (source) content and the open document will be merged, following these principles:

If a source layer name matches a layer in the current document (case sensitive), the objects will be inserted in that layer, on top of all objects in that layer.

Note: Even if they have the same name, a Processing Step layer and a regular artwork layer will never be merged. A new Processing Step layer or Artwork layer will be created.
When inserting in a Normalized PDF, objects from Processing Step layers are inserted into a regular artwork layer with the same name as the Processing Step layer.
If a source layer doesn't exist in the current document, it will be created on top of the current layers, and have the same printing state as the source layer.
You can't insert into a hidden layer. If the target layer is hidden, you will get the option to cancel or to make the target layers visible before inserting.