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New and enhanced version available
Just in case, anyone finds this useful...
I added direct support for "PDF Enhancer" hotfolders (can be used to optimize, encrypt, linearize, etc.) and some sort of "PlugIns". If the backend finds executable files called "actionscript-pre" or "actionsscript-post" in one of the watched folders, these will be executed either before or after the PDF/PS files have been saved. This might be useful for the following tasks: Before saving a PS file one might want to modify the PS Code by a script (ie. inserting custom PDFmarks that can be processed by distiller or ghostscript) After saving the files, they should be emailed automatically or uploaded to ftp-servers or whatever you want. You'll find some examples here. The backend can be downloaded at the usual location. Regards, Thomas
New and enhanced version available
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction on where to go for professional script development?
Mostly Panther compatible.
This script seems to work in Panther. The only problem is that it somehow cannot get the Hot Folder names from the printer device URI.
Mostly Panther compatible.
Simply change the shebang line (the first line that determines the executing process/shell) from "
#!/bin/sh" to "#!/bin/bash" to regain the full functionality. Details can be found in the updated docs.Currently I'm working on a new version (supporting PSNormalizer Framework, Quartz filters, and other features as well) including a graphical installer that will do the job for you. I'll get back to here, when I'm finished. Maybe you've feature requests? Then it's time to write them down :-) Regards, Thomas |
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