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Re: Scripting Acrobat woes
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Re: Scripting Acrobat woes


  • Subject: Re: Scripting Acrobat woes
  • From: Shane Stanley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 17:50:48 +1100

On 22/11/00 5:35 PM +1000, Pitcher, George, email@hidden, wrote:

> Thanks for that insight. However, when I change my script to read thus:
>
>
> tell application "Acrobat* Exchange 3.0"
> set pagecount to count PDPage of "cactus:doc1.pdf"
> insert pages document "cactus:doc1.pdf" after pagecount from
> document "cactus:doc1c.pdf" starting with 1 number of pages 1
> end tell
>
> (the second indented line begins with 'insert' and ends with 'pages 1')
>
> I get an error on run:
>
> Acrobat 3.0 got an error. Can't get document "cactus:doc1.pdf"
>
> 'Cactus' is the name of my hard drive, and the pdf file is sitting in the
> root.
>
> Earlier experimentation with AS showed me that having "cactus:doc1.pdf"
> allowed AS to open the file in Acrobat.
>
> Help, cos I'm stuck.

What you open is a file or alias -- thus:

open alias "cactus:doc1.pdf"

(and I think from memory that you need to pen both documents before this
works)

Once it's open, it's a document, and you need only its name, not its path:

tell application "Acrobat* Exchange 3.0"
set pagecount to count PDPage of document "doc1.pdf"
insert pages document "doc1.pdf" after pagecount from document "doc1c.pdf"
starting with 1 number of pages 1
end tell

--
Shane Stanley, email@hidden


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