There isn't any built-in option in InDesign to extract one or more pages as a new InDesign (INDD) files, but using this script it's now possible!
You can select to extract each single page as a new file, or a range of pages (pages 3-5, for example), or a fixed amount of pages (1-3,4-6,7-9, etc.).
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Acrobat -- Import Text File to a Combo-Box or List Field
If you're working with Acrobat form fields and need to insert a large amount of items to a drop-down menu field, you know what a pain it can be with Acrobat's built-in functionality.
Well, with this script you can just put all of your items (name and export value, or just name) in a text file or an Excel spreadsheet and the script will read them and add them to your drop-down box.
Setup and maintenance of your PDF forms will be much faster and easier using this tool.
Screenshot of the tool:

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Well, with this script you can just put all of your items (name and export value, or just name) in a text file or an Excel spreadsheet and the script will read them and add them to your drop-down box.
Setup and maintenance of your PDF forms will be much faster and easier using this tool.
Screenshot of the tool:

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Acrobat -- Custom-Made Stamps and Forms
Custom calculations, validations and formatting of all kinds for Acrobat Forms.
I will make sure your forms work exactly the way you want them to.
NEW!
Custom-made stamps to be used on PDF files, including dynamic stamps with the user's name, current date, company's name and any other information you would like to add.
Contact me directly for more information.
I will make sure your forms work exactly the way you want them to.
NEW!
Custom-made stamps to be used on PDF files, including dynamic stamps with the user's name, current date, company's name and any other information you would like to add.
Contact me directly for more information.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Acrobat -- Add Navigation Buttons to your PDF
This script allows you to insert a navigation button to the pages of your PDF. When the user clicks on it they will be presented with a fully-customizable menu containing a list of links to different parts of the file, or even to web pages (like your company's website), etc.

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Acrobat -- Flatten Pages as a Toolbar Item
Flattening the pages of a PDF is very useful when you want to make sure that the data filled into a form you've created won't be changed any more. Unfortunately, it's hidden somewhere inside the menus and dialogs of Acrobat and is not very accessible. With this simple tool you will have a toolbar item that will flatten your file with a single click.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Acrobat -- Rename Form Fields using a Text File
If you need to rename multiple form fields, this script will take a list of former and new form fields' names and use it to rename the appropriate fields.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Acrobat -- Word Count
Just like the Word function, this script will tell you how many words there are in a PDF document.

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Acrobat -- Force PDF to open at a specific Bookmark
This script will embed a script to a PDF which will cause it to go to that bookmark when it is opened. The bookmark can be specified either by name (for example, the one called "Intro") or by its position in the bookmarks tree (for example, the one at the top of the list).
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Acrobat -- Close/Open All Bookmarks
With this script you can collapse (close) or expand (open) all the bookmarks in your PDF with a single click...
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Acrobat -- Combine PDF files from a text list
If you want to combine multiple PDF files to a single file but want something a bit more handy than Acrobat's cumbersome functionality to do so, this script is the thing for you.
You simply run it with a single click, select the text (or CSV) file with the paths to the files, and within seconds you will have the combined PDF ready!
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
You simply run it with a single click, select the text (or CSV) file with the paths to the files, and within seconds you will have the combined PDF ready!
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Acrobat -- Split Pages in 2 Parts and Combine to a New File
My latest script allows you to split each page of a PDF into two parts and recombine those parts into a new PDF. By default the pages are split dead in the center, but this can be customized to match your specific needs.
This script can be useful if you scanned two pages of a book or a magazine as a single page, but would like to have them as separate pages.
The split can be either vertical (like in the case above), but horizontal splits are also possible.
Here's a sample of a regular file that has been split vertically at 50%-50%:

And here's the same file split horizontally:

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
This script can be useful if you scanned two pages of a book or a magazine as a single page, but would like to have them as separate pages.
The split can be either vertical (like in the case above), but horizontal splits are also possible.
Here's a sample of a regular file that has been split vertically at 50%-50%:

And here's the same file split horizontally:

If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Acrobat -- Create Popup Images (UPDATED)
This script will make your standard PDF file much more dynamic and interactive.
It allows you to insert "popup" images that appear whenever the user clicks a certain phrase, or even just hovers with the mouse above it! The image disappears when the mouse is clicked again, or moved away, respectively.
For example, let's say you have some figures in your file. Instead of linking to them on a different page, why not have the appropriate figure pop up whenever the user moves the mouse above the words "figure 1", "figure 2", etc.
The same can be done with products, people's names, tables, screenshots of websites, or whatever... Even pages from another PDF!
Here's an example of the popup in action when the mouse hovers above the words "figure 2" in a scientific article:

UPDATE: You can now download a PDF which actually shows the results of this script.
Click here (Make sure you select Download and then open the file locally, as Acrobat.com does not support JavaScript):
https://share.acrobat.com/adc/document.do?docid=b101f0f0-18d1-4024-aa6d-257903d16f36
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
It allows you to insert "popup" images that appear whenever the user clicks a certain phrase, or even just hovers with the mouse above it! The image disappears when the mouse is clicked again, or moved away, respectively.
For example, let's say you have some figures in your file. Instead of linking to them on a different page, why not have the appropriate figure pop up whenever the user moves the mouse above the words "figure 1", "figure 2", etc.
The same can be done with products, people's names, tables, screenshots of websites, or whatever... Even pages from another PDF!
Here's an example of the popup in action when the mouse hovers above the words "figure 2" in a scientific article:

UPDATE: You can now download a PDF which actually shows the results of this script.
Click here (Make sure you select Download and then open the file locally, as Acrobat.com does not support JavaScript):
https://share.acrobat.com/adc/document.do?docid=b101f0f0-18d1-4024-aa6d-257903d16f36
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Acrobat -- Add Page Numbers to Bookmarks
Running this script will add to each bookmark the page number to which it refers.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Acrobat -- Duplicate Pages (including Form Fields)
Using this script you can duplicate one (or more) pages in a PDF one (or more) times, preserving the form fields and all other data in the page.
It's also possible to specify whether the form fields should retain their names, or have new, unique names.
This is a great way of creating multiple copies of a form, for example.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
It's also possible to specify whether the form fields should retain their names, or have new, unique names.
This is a great way of creating multiple copies of a form, for example.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Photoshop -- Create Copies Using Different Texts
Let's say you have a Photoshop file with a text layer in it, say a customer's name, and you want to have 100 copies of this file, each having a different customer's name, and maybe a specialized style for this customer: different font, different text color, different size...
Well, this script will allow you to do it! It takes a pre-existing image and a text file containing all the relevant data, and makes multiple copies of this image, using the given data.
The different parameters can be customized to fit your needs, as always.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
Well, this script will allow you to do it! It takes a pre-existing image and a text file containing all the relevant data, and makes multiple copies of this image, using the given data.
The different parameters can be customized to fit your needs, as always.
If you're interested in purchasing this script, contact me directly.
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