JasonFF
Registered Users
Hi there,
I have a javascript I use quite regularly on one computer with Acrobat 8, and I'd like to move the script to other computers here. Right now, the script is set up as a sequence (Advanced > Document Processing > Batch Processing...).
Right now, I have to go into the sequence, copy the JS code out, go to another computer, create a sequence, and put the code in it. This works fine, but there must be a way I can create a .js file that I can just drop into either the Acrobat Sequences or Javascripts folder.
I've been able to find lots of documentation on code, but there is very little available about packaging created scripts.
Does anyone know how to do make them easily portable?
I have a javascript I use quite regularly on one computer with Acrobat 8, and I'd like to move the script to other computers here. Right now, the script is set up as a sequence (Advanced > Document Processing > Batch Processing...).
Right now, I have to go into the sequence, copy the JS code out, go to another computer, create a sequence, and put the code in it. This works fine, but there must be a way I can create a .js file that I can just drop into either the Acrobat Sequences or Javascripts folder.
I've been able to find lots of documentation on code, but there is very little available about packaging created scripts.
Does anyone know how to do make them easily portable?