 I recently had a need to merge a number of PDF files into a single PDF file. While I know I could use Preview to merge PDF files, it's a manual process of dragging the thumbnails from one file to the other, and I was looking for an automated solution. My Google Foo failed me, but I stumbled across the solution myself by checking out the right-click options in the Finder and thought I'd send this in. Here's how to do it. In the Finder, select all the PDF files that you want to merge. Then right-click and select Quick Actions, Create PDF. The resulting PDF file will be created with a version of the name of the first file. The Create PDF command can also be used to create a PDF file from other types of files like PNG files. Once I knew about this, I found the, then I found the Apple Support page that explained how to use this feature. That's, I never thought of using actions that way. I like that. What bothers me is that it's hidden, is that if you right-click, you'll see Quick Actions and then you'll see a few of them. Okay. When you right-click, but you actually have to click on Quick Actions to reveal this Create PDF thing. It doesn't show up with just the simple right-click. So I found that kind of annoying. Yeah. I wonder why they hide it like that. I mean, it like- I do too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I guess it's- It seems to be something you've wanna advertise to people. Yeah, although I guess if Apple advertised everything, I don't know. I mean, there is like, you know, information blindness, right? You present too many options and people will choose none of them. So I don't know. Yeah. Nice find, Dave. Good stuff.