You can create an Index that consists of a catalog of PDF documents to speed up searching across a large volume of documents. It’s faster and more efficient to search the index than to search the document. Before indexing PDF documents, you have to collect all PDF documents to be indexed into one or more folders. Make sure that the existing folder you choose contains only the PDF files to be indexed. The way you search documents without embedded indexes is exactly the same as how your search those with indexes.


Add an index to a PDF

  1. Open a PDF file in Right PDF Reader.

  2. Choose Basic > Search > Index, and then select Embedded Index… from the menu.

  3. In the Embedded Index dialog box, click Create to add an index to the PDF document that currently has no embedded index. Read the message that follows and click OK.


Update or remove the embedded index in a PDF

  1. Open the PDF document that currently has an embedded index.

  2. Choose Basic > Search > Index and then select Embedded Index… from the menu.

  3. In the Embedded Index dialog box, do an appropriate action as needed and then click OK:

    • Remove.  Select to remove an existing embedded index from the currently open PDF file.

    • Update.  Select to update the embedded index if there have been changes made to the PDF file.