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Acrobat Pro is required to use JavaScript with forms and action wizards. In Acrobat Pro, you can also use JavaScript with PDF forms and action. This guided Action converts a folder of PDF files into editable PowerPoint files. View Action details.
 
 

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This Action is designed to set the initial opening view on a folder of PDF files. Acrobat XI automatically detects form fields, but it also creates yellow tooltips that display when you roll-over each field.

These tooltips are made from the field name and are often not really relevant, which is confusing for end users. This Action will automatically remove these tooltips from all your form fields.

This 3-step guided Action searches for words or phrases in a PDF file using the redaction command , highlights the words using the highlight annotation, and then extracts each page containing a highlight annotation. This Action automatically removes the first page from multiple PDF files. You can choose to open several files or folders at once. It allows you to stamp two separate numbering items at the same time — the document number and the page number. Detailed instructions are available here.

This file may be opened in a spreadsheet program. Detailed instruction are available here. This guided Action stamps a PDF file with the filename, renames the file, and saves to a folder.

It automates the process of stamping by doing the following:. This Action processes multiple files and detects whether documents have comments or not.

Document with comments are copied to a folder of your choosing. Optionally, you may copy documents without comments to a different folder. The Action also creates a Summary Report that lists the processed files. It processes multiple PDF files and extracts pages in two ways— to a subset of files from the original document and to a summary document containing all pages extracted from source documents. Reports can be created in one of two formats:.

This guided Action inserts a blank or dummy page between each page of a PDF file. When you pace a file named dummy. This is very useful if you are developing PDF forms that will be filled out on the Mac. This Action adds a document title and metadata, performs OCR if necessary, adds tags, alt text to graphics, reduces the file size, and renames the file to the document title without spaces in the filename.

This Acrobat X Pro. Action optimizes a scanned PDF file, adds a document description, adds tags to a document, reduces the file size, sets the version compatibility to Acrobat 9 or higher, and renames the file to something meaningful to search engines. This guided Action restricts editing and copying of content within a PDF document. It is setup to process a folder of files of any type that Acrobat Pro. The Action can be modified to suit your particular application.

This Action does the following:. Defaults the file name of the Word document to the original PDF name and saves in a. Defaults to selecting whole folder for converting but possible to select additional sources for conversion. Defaults saving Word document to the same folder as the PDF but the save location can be altered. This guided Action is used to streamline the the review process of daily inspections.

The double-sided paper inspection forms are scanned at the end of each day using an e-file on an MFP. The reviewer retrieves the daily batch of inspections from the e-file server. After optimizing the batch the reviewer uses this Action to extract the first two pages. This Action reverses the order of pages in a PDF file from This Action creates a detailed report of all form fields in a PDF document.

Most of your Acrobat XI batch scripts can be imported as actions; some scripts require minor changes. Acrobat includes several simple predefined actions that you can use to streamline your work.

These actions represent common tasks that you routinely perform to prepare files for distribution. You do not have to open any of the PDF files before you begin to run these actions. You can avoid password prompts when you run a sequence on PDFs that require passwords.

Automate password entry, or specify a security method for these files in the Action Wizard panel of the Preferences dialog box. A list of available actions is displayed under the Actions List in the right-hand pane. Choose the action from the list. The right-hand pane changes to display each task included in the action, as well as any instructions provided by the author of the action.

You can run the action on the currently opened file, or add more files, folders, or email attachments. A progress indicator displays the status of the currently running process or task. A check mark identifies completed actions or tasks. You can click Stop in the panel to stop processing an action. Acrobat saves any files that have already been processed as defined in the action.

You can click Resume to continue the Action or click the cross icon before the action name in the RHP to exit from further processing of the action. To make your action easier to follow, you can group steps into panels, add divider lines, and include instructions. You can limit the action to specific files, apply it to all files within a folder, or let the user choose a file from various sources such as a scanner, web page, or Clipboard.

To apply the action to a specific file or to all files within a folder, click the File or Folder under Files To Be Processed on the right.

Navigate to the file or folder and click Open. In the Choose Tools To Add pane, expand the panels, and double-click a task to add it. You can add multiple tasks. The tasks are executed in the order in which they appear in the Action Steps To Show list on the right. To predefine options for a task, click Specify Settings. To have the action prompt the user to select options, click the Prompt User check box.

Fine-tune the action using the buttons on the right. Add a new panel grouping, instructions, or a divider line, or move or delete items in the list. Creates a new panel grouping at the bottom of the current set of tasks.

When prompted, type the name of the panel, and click Save. Adds instructions below the currently selected task. When prompted, type the instructions, and click Save.

Moves the currently selected item up the list. You can move a task, instructions, a divider line, or an entire panel grouping. Moves the currently selected item down in the list.

Deletes the currently selected item. Be careful what you select. You can delete an entire panel grouping. In the Save Action dialog box, enter a name and a description for the action and click Save. Use the Manage Actions dialog box to edit, rename, copy, delete, reorder, import, or export actions. In the Manage Actions dialog box, select an action and click Edit to change the tasks or settings.

You can also use the Edit Actions dialog box to review an action, and exit without saving changes. To add tasks, expand the panels under the Choose Tools To Add pane and click a task. To close the Rich Media tool, click the cross icon at the right-end of the toolbar. To enhance the interactive quality of a document, you can specify actions, such as changing the zoom value, to occur when a page is opened or closed. Select the page thumbnail corresponding to the page, and choose Page Properties from the options menu.

From the Select Trigger menu, choose Page Open to set an action when the page opens, or choose Page Close to set an action when the page closes. Specify the options for the action, and click OK. The options available depend on the action selected. To create a series of actions, choose another action from the menu, and click Add again.

Use the Up and Down buttons to arrange the actions in the order you want them to occur. If you set an action that switches to Full Screen view on Page Open or Page Close, the next time the same page opens or closes, Full Screen view is turned on. Close all opened dialog boxes, if any. Click the cross icon at the right-end of the toolbar to close the tool. Execute A Menu Item. Go To A Page View. Import Form Data. Multimedia Operation Acrobat 9 And Later. Executes a specified action for a multimedia object in the file such as playing a sound file.

The multimedia object must be added to the file before you can specify an action for it. Launches and opens a file. If you are distributing a PDF file with a link to another file, the reader needs the native application of that linked file to open it successfully.

You may need to add opening preferences for the target file. Open A Web Link. Jumps to the specified destination on the Internet. You can use http, ftp, and mailto protocols to define your link. Play A Sound.

Plays the specified sound file. The sound is embedded into the PDF document in a cross-platform format. Play Media Acrobat 5 Compatible. The specified movie must be embedded in a PDF document. Plays a specified movie that was created as Acrobat 6-compatible. Read An Article. Reset A Form. Clears previously entered data in a form. You can control the fields that are reset with the Select Fields dialog box. Run A JavaScript. Set Layer Visibility. Determines which layer settings are active.

Before you add this action, specify the appropriate layer settings.

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You can switch between simplified mode and advanced mode for multiple signers. To switch mode, turn off the Advanced Editing switch in the right-pane. When you’ve placed all desired fields in the document, click Send.

The document is sent for signature to the recipients and a confirmation notice is displayed. You receive an email from Adobe Acrobat Sign stating that the agreements have been sent to the first signer for signature. The first signer also receives an email with a link to sign the agreement.

When the signer adds his or her signature in the signature field and then clicks the Click to sign button, the agreement is sent to the next signer with a link to sign, and so on. Once the agreement is signed by all the signers, everyone gets a copy of the signed agreement. All your signed documents are kept at one place and you can access them from anywhere.

For more information, see the Track documents sent for signature. A signer receives an email with a link to sign the agreement. Also, if the signer uses Acrobat DC or Acrobat Reader DC desktop application, the signer sees a notification that an agreement has been shared for signing. For more information, see Sign an agreement. Signers are not required to sign up or purchase any Adobe product to sign agreements. All the documents shared for signature are listed.

Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. User Guide Cancel. Watch a quick video tutorial and get started. Get documents e-signed by others.

Supported file types for signing. The Request Signatures window is displayed. Do the following: In the Signers field, add recipient email addresses in the order you want the document to be signed. Update your Acrobat—on the Help menu, select Check for updates, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update process. Create reusable web forms from scratch via ready-to-use form templates and a simplified authoring experience.

You can then set up the created web forms to embed in your website or share with others to fill and sign. In the Create a web form page, fill in the details like the name of the form, add participants, and then follow the steps to create a web form. You can now add your own branding to your emails and customize recipient experiences with your logo and the signing URL to reflect your domain, so your signers know the agreement is from you.

For more information, see Brand your account. You can now add payment options to any document you send for e-signature. This simplifies tasks like prompting payment upon signing up for an event, accepting down payments on contracted services, and much more.

The Send in Bulk feature allows you to send one or more documents with the same form fields to multiple recipients in one go. It saves you time on the repetitive task of sending the same document, such as privacy agreements, to multiple people.

Each person receives a unique copy, and you can track when each person signs. Adds instructions below the currently selected task. When prompted, type the instructions, and click Save.

Moves the currently selected item up the list. You can move a task, instructions, a divider line, or an entire panel grouping. Moves the currently selected item down in the list. Deletes the currently selected item. Be careful what you select. You can delete an entire panel grouping. In the Save Action dialog box, enter a name and a description for the action and click Save.

Use the Manage Actions dialog box to edit, rename, copy, delete, reorder, import, or export actions. In the Manage Actions dialog box, select an action and click Edit to change the tasks or settings. You can also use the Edit Actions dialog box to review an action, and exit without saving changes.

To add tasks, expand the panels under the Choose Tools To Add pane and click a task. In the Save Action dialog box, edit the description, if required, and click Save. In the Manage Actions dialog box, select an action and click Rename. In the Save Action dialog box, enter a new name and description, if required, and click Save. You can duplicate an action, and you can modify the tasks in the action before you save the copy. In the Save Action dialog box, enter the action name and description, and click Save.

In the Manage Actions dialog box, select an action and click Remove. In the Manage Actions dialog box, select an action and click Export. In the Save As dialog box, specify the name and location of the file for saving the action.

Action files have a. In the Open dialog box, select the action file to import and click Open. If an action contains JavaScript, then an alert message is displayed stating that the selected action contains JavaScript. Click Import to continue or Cancel to abort the import process.

Before you run actions on PDFs that are encrypted or password protected, you can set your digital ID to enter required passwords automatically. Specify a security method for these files in the Action Wizard panel of the Preferences dialog box.

Logs in using the specified digital ID. Type the password and click OK. Logs out using the specified digital ID when you have finished running an action. This saves time for repetitive tasks. Custom commands are single-step and applicable to the current document, while actions are multi-step sequences and applicable to multiple files. The New Custom Command dialog displays a list of customizable commands in the left pane.

Choose a command that you want to customize. Change the command label and tool tip, if you want. Also, choose whether you want to see the command-specific options when the command is run. Click Command Options. Select or specify appropriate values or options in the dialog box and then click OK.

Use the Manage Custom Commands dialog box to edit, copy, rename, remove, reorder, import, or export commands. In the Manage Custom Commands dialog box, choose the command in the list, and then click the appropriate button. Follow onscreen instructions or prompts to complete the task.