Frequently I have to combine files that I have opened in Adobe from a scanned version. When using the Combine Files tool, there's an option to "Add Open Files." This feature is super nifty by incredibly vague. Once you select which files you want to be working with, it adds them to a preview screen -- the order of which is the reverse of the order you have the files actually opened within Adobe. A few little changes would make this so much better... 1) Spruce up the file select screen after clicking Add Open Files (it wasn't obvious to me how to use this feature the first time, because all the files show up as highlighted by default. Maybe a nice check box next to each file would be more intuitive). 2) Give me more options in the file preview screen! As previously mentioned, the files automatically get put in reverse order of how they were opened in Adobe initially. For example, I scan three, 50-page sets of documents, and want to make one large PDF from them. I scan the file top-to-bottom as any sane person would, then open the three files. I see the first 1/3rd, then the 2nd, then the last chronologically. I open the files, hit combine, and now it's exactly out of order. I then have to manually rearrange where they are in relation to each other. There should be a setting where you can indicate your preference (add first open Adobe file as the first in the Combine Files tool, or add said file last), AND/OR there should be a icon I can click to reverse the current selection of files. Too many times I have 5+ files that I need to combine that are now backwards and I have to manually move and verify the order back to what it should do by default. This is too long of a post, but I want this feature...