Rescuing a document from a single-sided scanner
The classic scenario is a duplex contract run through a feeder that only reads one side. You end up with two PDFs: one holding every odd page, one holding every even page, often reversed. Load the odd file first, the even file second, enable reverse on the even stack, and mix. The result is a single document that reads one, two, three, four straight through. Before trusting a large batch, run a short test with the first few sheets so you can confirm the reverse setting is correct; getting that switch right on a small sample saves redoing a hundred-page job.