Do add JavaScript to our Action, select the “Execute JavaScript” option under “More Tools” and move it to the right side (e.g. Var d = app.newDoc() // this will add a blank page - we need to remove that once we are doneįor (var n = 0 n Action Wizard>Create New Action”. extract all pages that contain the string into a new document pages on which that string is found to a new file. Here is the script that we will be using: // Iterates over all pages and find a given string and extracts all In the past I’ve written about how to create folder level scripts (e.g.
How would we identify pages in a PDF document that contain a certain word and extract those pages into a new document? This can be done with a few lines of JavaScript – there are different ways to do this: We can create a document level JavaScript and install it in the one of Acrobat’s JavaScript folders (see here for more information about how to identify the folder where to install such a script), or we can create an Action that executes the JavaScript.
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