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Is it possible to write a script and execute the script with a command line in a batch file to:
Open a PDF File
Export to XML
Close the File
I have a poor bugger at our company who does this manually every day
There has got to be a better way
Ideas?
Thanks
My Product Information:
Acrobat Standard 9.2 / Windows
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You can do this with a Batch Sequence in the Pro or Pro Extended version, if you're just using the Save As XML feature in Acrobat to export to XML 1.0. You just create a new sequence and select the Output Options ... button in the Edit Batch Sequence dialog. This will allow you to export your files to alternative format such as XML.
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Ikassuba - Thank you for your answer ... I was also able to fully automate the process from the command line with the Evermap AutoBatch plug-in
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