RE: Extracting single pages from a PDF file
RE: Extracting single pages from a PDF file
- Subject: RE: Extracting single pages from a PDF file
- From: "Wadson, David" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 17:15:46 -0400
There's no command to Extract, but you can either delete all the pages you
don't want from the document, or create a new document, insert the one page
you want and then delete the first page. I've got a couple scripts saved at
members.shaw.ca/mactech for manipulating PDF files in Acrobat. Some people
have had trouble running them with Acrobat 5 and I haven't worked with the
scripts for a bit. Just haven't had time to do some better error proofing in
them. But the concepts are laid out.
If you download the script, there's a huge property variable at the
beginning of the script that contains the raw information to create a
minimal PDF file that the script inserts the pages into. It uses the Finder
to write that data into a new PDF file as Acrobat doesn't have the ability
to simply create a new, blank PDF file.
If you need help, feel free to email me and I'll try to help you with any
problems.
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From: Young, Rich A.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 4:54 PM
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To: Applescript-Users (E-mail)
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Subject: Extracting single pages from a PDF file
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Hi,
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Is it possible to extract single pages from a multi page PDF file using
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AppleScript and if so how? I couldn't find the Extract Pages command
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anywhere in the dictionary?
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I'm using Acrobat 5.0.5.
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Thanks,
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Rich Young
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Tribune Media Services
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email@hidden
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