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AutoSplit plug-in for Adobe® Acrobat® Introduction AutoSplit™ plug-in can automatically split a PDF document based on specified level of bookmarks. Every bookmark section is extracted in a separate document and automatically named using the bookmark title (one document per bookmark section). The plug-in can also create folders on a disk to mirror hierarchical structure of bookmark trees. The following tutorial is going to illustrate how to accomplish this task by using AutoSplit Pro plug-in for Adobe Acrobat. Input Document Description The sample PDF document we are going to use in this tutorial contains multiple invoices. It is has two bookmark levels: 1st level - "billing" type, 2nd level – client name. The goal is to automatically split this PDF document based on 2-nd level of bookmarks. Output files will be named using corresponding bookmark titles. The splitting process is going to create folders based on 1-st level of bookmark hierarchy and organize output files into folders. Splitting Approach This method is available only if input document contains bookmarks. It creates number of output documents that is equal to number of bookmarks in the level(s) selected for splitting. User can control the level(s) of bookmarks used in the splitting process by specifying starting and ending bookmark levels. Prerequisites You need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Standard or Professional along with AutoSplit™ plug-in installed on your computer in order to use this tutorial. You can download trial versions of both Adobe Acrobat and AutoSplit™. Step-by-Step Tutorial Step 1 - Open a PDF FileStart Adobe® Acrobat® application and open a PDF file using “File > Open…” menu to open a PDF document that needs to be processed.Step 2 - Open “Split Document Settings” MenuSelect “Plug-ins > Split Document…” from the main Acrobat® menu to open “Split Document Settings” dialog. [⚡ How to locate Plugins menu ⚡]. Step 3 - Select Splitting By Bookmarks Select “Use bookmark tree from level” option and specify bookmark levels that need to be used. In the tutorial levels "from 2 to 2" are specified. We want to generate a separate output file for each bookmark at the second level. User can control the level of bookmarks used in the splitting process by specifying starting and ending levels. For example, if you want to create documents that will contain pages defined only by top level of bookmark hierarchy (one document per bookmark section) specify levels from "1 to 1".

--> April 17th, 2014 5:14 am Debenu PDF Aerialist Create PDF bookmarks from a table of contents (TOC) Bookmarks provide a fast and convenient way to navigate through PDF documents. Unlike links, which are included in line with PDF content, bookmarks can be constantly accessible through the Bookmarks Panels in viewers like Adobe Reader, Acrobat and Debenu PDF Tools Pro. This makes PDF bookmarks distinctively useful for efficiently navigating through PDFs. While it’s […] --> January 31st, 2012 4:32 pm Debenu PDF Aerialist I am attempting to build bookmarks on my scanned PDF document. Why doesn’t this work? The key requirement for the automatic building of bookmarks is that the PDF file has searchable text, and is not merely a scanned document. Adobe® Acrobat® Professional contains a function called ‘Paper Capture’, which is a powerful tool for applying OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to scanned documents of virtually any kind. Try Paper Capturing your […] --> January 31st, 2012 4:27 pm Debenu PDF Aerialist I am trying to build bookmarks in my document based on heading styles. Some of my headings span across multiple lines. ARTS PDF Aerialist X creates a separate bookmark for each line of my heading. Can this be fixed? Ensure that you are using the latest version of ARTS PDF Aerialist X (10.1). This version includes a multi-lined headings feature. When building bookmarks, check the ‘multi-lined headings’ option. This will create a single bookmark for text that spans across multiple lines of a page.

AutoBookmark plug-in for Adobe® Acrobat® Introduction This tutorial shows how to generate a table of contents (TOC) for a PDF document from bookmarks using the AutoBookmark™ plug-in for the Adobe® Acrobat®. The hierarchical table of contents is created from bookmarks by inserting new pages into corresponding PDF document or saving TOC as a separate PDF document. Each TOC entry has the same hyperlink as a corresponding bookmark. Table of contents (TOC) generation is available in the following modes: 1. Generating TOC for a single PDF document and: Inserting it into document itself (internal TOC); Creating table of contents as a separate PDF document (external TOC). TOC document entries are linked to the original PDF document. The following diagrams illustrate the difference between internal and external table of contents: 2. Generating "Master" TOC for multiple PDF documents and saving it as a separate PDF document. This operation is also available in the Action Wizard (the Acrobat's batch processing tool) and can be used for automating of document processing workflows. Prerequisites You need a copy of the Adobe® Acrobat® along with the AutoBookmark™ plug-in installed on your computer in order to use this tutorial. You can download trial versions of both the Adobe® Acrobat® and the AutoBookmark™ plug-in. Quick Links: How To Create Table Of Contents For A Single PDF Document How To Create Master Table Of Contents For Multiple PDF Documents How To Specify Table Of Contents Generation Options How To Delete Table Of Contents From A PDF Document Creating Table Of Contents for a Single PDF Document ↑overviewStep 1 - Open a PDF FileStart the Adobe® Acrobat® application and using "File > Open…" menu open a PDF file that contains bookmarks or create bookmarks using any of the available methods.Step 2 - Open The "Table Of Contents Settings" DialogSelect "Plug-Ins > Table of Contents > Create TOC From Bookmarks…" to open the "Table Of Contents Settings" dialog. [⚡ How to locate Plugins menu ⚡].Locating "Create TOC From Bookmarks..." menu in "New" Acrobat interface:Locating "Create TOC From Bookmarks..." menu in "Classic" Acrobat interface:Step 3 - Specify Table Of Contents Generation ModeSelect the "General" tab in the "Table Of Contents Settings" dialog.Choose to create either internal (TOC is inserted into current document at specific page location) or external table of contents (TOC is saved as a separate PDF document and links back to pages in the current PDF document). Select the "Insert table of contents as …" option to insert table of contents into existing PDF document (internal TOC) and specify a page number where to insert new pages. Optionally, specify table of contents generation options - Click here to know how to specify table of contents generation options. Click "OK" to

Range of bookmarksthat you want to move. Move the selection by doing one of the following: Drag the icon or icons, positioning the arrow directly under the label of the parent bookmark.Choose Cut from the Options menu, select the parent bookmark, and then choose Paste under Selected Bookmark from the Options menu. Expand or collapse all top-levelbookmarks From the Options menu, select Expand Top-Level Bookmarks or Collapse Top-Level Bookmarks. Add tagged bookmarks Tagged bookmarks give you greater control over page content than regular bookmarks. Tagged bookmarks use the underlying structural information of the document elements (for example, heading levels, paragraphs, and table titles). You can use it to edit the document. It includes rearranging the corresponding pages in the PDF or deleting pages. If you move or delete a parent-tagged bookmark, its children-tagged bookmarks are moved or deleted.Many desktop publishing applications, such as Adobe InDesign® and Microsoft® Word, create structured documents. When you convert these documents to PDF, the structure is converted to tags, which support the addition of tagged bookmarks. Converted web pages typically include tagged bookmarks.You can always add tags if your document doesn’t include tags in Acrobat. Open the Bookmarks side panel. Choose New Bookmarks From Structure from the Options menu. (If this option isn’t available, the document isn’t structured). Select the structure elements that you want specified as taggedbookmarks. Ctrl-click to add to the selection. The tagged bookmarks are nested under a new, untitled bookmark.