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Re: saving in Acrobat
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Re: saving in Acrobat


  • Subject: Re: saving in Acrobat
  • From: Martin Orpen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 19:04:43 +0000
  • Thread-topic: saving in Acrobat

on 28/11/05 12:24, Rob Stott at email@hidden wrote:

> I agree that you'd have expected Adobe to have sorted this, but AppleScript
> support seems to be pretty poor in Acrobat, especially when compared to the
> mountain of stuff you can get at using JavaScript. In fact, it might be
> interesting to try saving the document by doing a 'do script' then using
> JavaScript to save the document. I haven't time to test this - it might work,
> it might not.

You can save things in Acrobat without having to create empty files first:

set myPath to (choose folder) as string
tell application "Acrobat 6.0.2 Professional"
    set docRef to document 1
    set theName to name of docRef
    save docRef to file (myPath & theName)
    close docRef
end tell

Works the same way as it always has in Photoshop - so I can't see that there
is anything for Adobe to *sort*.

Regards

--
Martin Orpen


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