Subject:  Re: Naming Schema on Split/Extract |
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Date Posted: 14:20:28 09/05/06 Tue
In reply to:
Schulte
's message, "Re: Naming Schema on Split/Extract" on 21:51:16 09/01/06 Fri
>Thanks for replying & even considering the change.
>BTW. I was able to do what I need by using the Windows
>find files to find all files named "-0000", "-0001", &
>"-0002" in the original folder & move them to a new
>folder, Then recombine all of the "-0000" etc.
I do not know exactly what operation you are performing but from what you say check the Merge tool, option "Merge sequencing thru documents in the list" and probably you can do all these split and merge operations at once.
>Also, I noticed this program will combine PDFs that
>others have problems with, namely the Subsetted Fonts
>issue. Which is cool, but causes one hell of slow down
>in printing those combined files. Been looking for a
>fix, the only fix I found is to use Acrobat 7 to
>"consolidate fonts" Any chance for such a feature?
Eventually, and because this is a really needed feature, I'm going to add in future versions code to delete duplicated objects and merge subsetted fonts.
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>>Right now there is no way to do that but now that you
>>mention it I'm going to add this request to the TODO
>>list and probably in the next version we can use this
>>new nice feature. ;-)
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>>>I am splitting PDF files, each file into 3 parts, the
>>>naming schema comes up with filename-0000.pdf
>>>-0001.pdf & -0002.pdf.
>>>
>>>This works flawlessly, but is there anyway to change
>>>the split name? Would like it to be 0000-filename,
>>>0001-filename, 0002-filename, any chance there is an
>>>easy way to change naming schema?
>>>
>>>Great program & Thanks,
>>>Schulte
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