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    Batch procedure pdf to jpg

    HI i m a new member of this forum

    I have the following issue ...

    I have many pdf files with 80 pages each that i want to convert to jpg ....

    Except of that i want to cut the jpg page at half and save it separate into two images (action)

    The problem is at the batch procedure ..
    1. I opened all images of the PDF
    2. I made the action that i wanted (cut the jpg at the half and save as ...)
    3. When i m trying to do this for the rest pages with batch procedure i have the pages saved always at the same name. It doesnt create new files for each save...

    What shall i do ??

    i have cs3

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul MR View Post
    Thanks it a very good script ... !!!!
    Last edited by webbuilders; 11-19-2009 at 07:13 AM.

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    But i have a problem with the white areas of pdf pages (transparent).. There not saved ... so the result is to have different dimensions for many images...

    How can i have it exactly as it is in pdf??

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    JPEG does not support transparency you would have to save in a format that does IE: PSD or PNG

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul MR View Post
    JPEG does not support transparency you would have to save in a format that does IE: PSD or PNG
    Im using your script .. and i have the same problem when i save it as psd and as png ....

    What shall i do .??

    As i understand is general problem ......

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    it's difficult to give an answer as transparency saves ok with me. Have you tried opening that page manually in Photoshop and does transparency exist then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul MR View Post
    it's difficult to give an answer as transparency saves ok with me. Have you tried opening that page manually in Photoshop and does transparency exist then?
    I tried it now ... No it does not open the image with the transparency ...

    The procedure i take is file-->open--> i choose my .pdf file

    And photoshop opens a window "import PDF" i choose the first page only and i press ok

    (i noticed that in the preview where i choose the photo.. the transparent section is already cutted....)

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    Looks as if the problem is with your PDF not the script, sorry but nothing can be done unless you can get another source document in the correct format.

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    The document was wrong you were right.....

    Can i ask for a little tweak on your scipt .....???

    I want to save three digit number like pdfname + -page + 001 +extension

    I found this in script
    var saveFile = new File(decodeURI(file.fsName.slice(0,-4) +"-Page" + k + EXT));

    I just dont now the var "K" how is possible to take three digit like 001, 002 , 003 and not 1,2,3

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul MR View Post
    Looks as if the problem is with your PDF not the script, sorry but nothing can be done unless you can get another source document in the correct format.

 

 

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