Step 7 - Do Not Add 'Save' Command The 'Split Document' command takes an input document and splits it into multple output PDF files.

If split settings have been previously stored in the APR settings file, then load spliting profile from the file. These settings will be used when command is executed. Step 6 - Configure Split Document Settings Configure all settings as required and press 'OK' button. Press 'Specify Settings' button in the 'Action steps to show' box.

Uncheck 'Prompt User' option (otherwise this command would always display a settings dialog when executed). Step 5 - Click 'Specify Settings' Now the selected command will be added to the list of processing steps. Step 4 - Add a Command To the Action Steps Double click a command ('Split Document' in this example) or select it and press '+->' button to add it to the list of action steps. Step 3 - Expand the 'More Tools' Category Click on the “More Tools” category to see the list of available commands. Step 2 - Create New 'Action' Click on the 'New Action' icon on the 'Action Wizard' toolbar to create a new batch processing 'action'. Double-click on the 'Action Wizard' tool icon to open tool controls. Step 1 - Start Action Wizard Select 'Tools' panel located on the main Adobe® Acrobat® Pro DC toolbar.

You can download trial versions of both Adobe® Acrobat® Pro DC and AutoSplit™ Pro. Prerequisites You need a copy of Adobe® Acrobat® Pro DC along with AutoSplit™ Pro plug-in installed on your computer in order to use this tutorial. If you are using an older version of Adobe Acrobat, then here is the similar tutorial This tutorial explains how to create an action using AutoSplit™ Pro plug-in tools with Action Wizard in Adobe® Acrobat® Pro DC. Once an action is created, it can be executed either manually from the Adobe® Acrobat® toolbar or fromĪ command-line batch file using AutoBatch™ plug-in. The 'action' can be executed on multiple files at once or on an entire content of the folder(s).

It allows to apply a series of PDF processing commands with user-specific settings to one or more PDF files without user interaction. It is also known as “Batch Processing” in previous versions of Adobe® Acrobat® (prior to version X). This functionality is called “Action Wizard”. Batch Processing: Splitting PDF files via Action Wizard Introduction The Adobe® Acrobat® Pro offers a powerful way for automating repetitive tasks.

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