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Controling Acrobat PDFs
I am trying to find out if there is a way to control PDFs
through an Excel macro. Here is the scenario: I have a folder named "Page 1" that contains 100 PDFs. I also have a folder named "Page 2" with 100 PDFs. In an Excel worksheet, I have a list of all the Page 1 file names and the corresponding Page 2 for each. I want to open each Page 1 document, insert the appropriate Page 2 document, and save them to a third folder "Page 1-2". Is this possible? Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have. |
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Hi
I'd start searching the Adobe support homepage (or posting in their forum). AFAIK you can automate Adobe through VBA (though never have done it personally). Start at: http://www.adobe.com/support/main.html -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany YS wrote: I am trying to find out if there is a way to control PDFs through an Excel macro. Here is the scenario: I have a folder named "Page 1" that contains 100 PDFs. I also have a folder named "Page 2" with 100 PDFs. In an Excel worksheet, I have a list of all the Page 1 file names and the corresponding Page 2 for each. I want to open each Page 1 document, insert the appropriate Page 2 document, and save them to a third folder "Page 1-2". Is this possible? Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have. |
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