Hi,
i am searching for a solution to auto insert a specific javascript into several pdf documents.
I'm asking because if have hundreds of them and don't want to open them all manually...
The problem is, i am not good in java :-)
I guess, i have to use the batch function of acrobat pro to execute a javascript which puts another javascript (the one i need) on document level into the pdf files i choose. (?)
I would appreciate if some could help me with this.
(BTW, i'm using Acrobat Pro 8.2.6)
Thanks a lot.
Michael
Inserting document level javascript code in multiple pdf files as batch process
2011-02-18 03:46:01
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8.0, Windows
Acrobat Pro 8.0, Windows
2011-02-18 05:00:40
#1
use function addScript() in your batch sequence.
2011-02-18 05:03:54
#2
As mentioned, you can use addScript(). For example:
code = "app.alert('Hello world!');";
this.addScript("HelloWorld", code);
Notice the use of double- and single-quotes.
code = "app.alert('Hello world!');";
this.addScript("HelloWorld", code);
Notice the use of double- and single-quotes.
2011-02-18 07:27:29
#3
One can also use the JaavaScript Escape Character, "\", to insert quotation marks within a quoted string.
// define function
sCode = "function Init() { \napp.alert(\"Hello World!\");\nreturn true;\n}\n"
// add execution
sCode += "\nInit();\n";
this.addScript({cName: "Hello World", cScript: sCode});
// define function
sCode = "function Init() { \napp.alert(\"Hello World!\");\nreturn true;\n}\n"
// add execution
sCode += "\nInit();\n";
this.addScript({cName: "Hello World", cScript: sCode});