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I never used SSM but in Acrobat you can extract pages from a multi page PDF document.
Or a free solution: PDF995. I used it with good results before I had Acrobat. Follow this link: http://www.pdfedit995.com/ and scroll down to the feature #23. Is it what you are after?
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18th Apr 2007 07:44 am #1Super Moderator
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I usually start the solving of every problem with searching this forum - it usually works, but this time I think I'm on an opposite to every one else
I've started using SSM for my plotting (really great) but today I was going to plot about 20 drawings to PDF to send to a customer. Now the thing is, when I choose Publish, it plots all the 20 drawings to one single PDF-file with 20 pages.. Now that is usually great (I wish I knew that before...) but not this time. We have to be able to track every drawing in our archive so they all have to be saved as individual PDF's with one page in each.
So the Question: Is it possible to use SSM and/or Publish to plot 20 single PDF'files in one go?Life doesn't suck, although we all go through periods when it may be easier to think that, than to discern the solution to whatever problem is the most formidable
at the moment in one's personal UCS.
Go to PLAN view instead. - Dadgad
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18th Apr 2007 10:02 am #2Super Moderator
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18th Apr 2007 11:00 am #3Super Moderator
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Yeah, that is essentially what I'm after.
Although if the only way to get my drawings for one combined PDF to individual PDFs is to put it through PDF995 and then extract them one by one - tehn it's easier to plot them one by one from CAD directly...
Life doesn't suck, although we all go through periods when it may be easier to think that, than to discern the solution to whatever problem is the most formidable
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Go to PLAN view instead. - Dadgad
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18th Apr 2007 11:55 am #4Super Moderator
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If I remember correctly PDF995 allows you to extract the pages from one move!
Originally Posted by TigerRedhead
Yeah, that is essentially what I'm after.
Although if the only way to get my drawings for one combined PDF to individual PDFs is to put it through PDF995 and then extract them one by one - tehn it's easier to plot them one by one from CAD directly... It's nice to be nice, but sometimes is nicer to be evil!.
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18th Apr 2007 12:07 pm #5Super Moderator
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Oh...hmm...maybe I'll stay another hour tonight when there's no distraction, i.e. all co-workers have left for the conference (the CEO wants us to be more 'involved' in the company...), and try it out
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26th Apr 2007 05:15 pm #6Super Moderator
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Just for the record: PDF995 can't extract several pages from one PDF-file to individual, seperate files..at least not that I can find.. but it looks like a really nifty program for all of us who aren't lucky enough to have Acrobat - it does all kind of stuff with pdfs!!
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26th Apr 2007 07:59 pm #7Super Moderator
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Sorry TigerRedhead! Last time I worked with Pdf995 was years ago.
I agree with you; it is a relly nice program. It's nice to be nice, but sometimes is nicer to be evil!.
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27th Apr 2007 06:40 am #8Super Moderator
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No worries
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