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Splitting not really covered by any hint.
I hate to object, but I'm still looking for an automated way to split PDF files. None of the hints mentioned seem to address this. The CombinePDFs program allows you to save individual pages, but only after manually selecting them. I can do this with Acrobat as well. If anyone knows of an automated way to make this happen, I'd love to hear about it.
Splitting not really covered by any hint.
If you're using FileMaker, you don't have to do any splitting. You can script the whole process of printing a single page and giving it a name based on a field value. This has been available with 10.2.6 and is covered at Apple's applescript web site.
Splitting not really covered by any hint.
Thanks for the URL referenced above. (sent off this forum http://www.apple.com/applescript/print/)
Splitting not really covered by any hint.
You can split PDFs in Acrobat with a batch sequence. I found this javascript code in the javascript documentation for Acrobat 5. As you can see this one saves the pages on my desktop. Piece of cake! ;-) |
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