Thanks Steve.

Hi all,

one of the Multimedia guys here wrote a javascript that saves the pdf pages is seperate files and names them using a column from an Excel file. Works quite nicely and I could upload it here in case anyone is interested.

Graham

Here you go. If you run the script, it will ask which csv file to use for the naming, and where its says 'PartnerHQ_Id' in my script, replace that with the column name you want to use. Let me know if anything is unclear; I am not really a Javascript kind of guy ...

/* Put script title here */
var CSV = function(data) {
    var _data = data.split('\r\n');

    for(var i in _data) {
        if(_data[i].length > 0) {
            console.println(i + ' ' + _data[i]);
            _data[i] = _data[i].split(',');
        }
    }
   
    var _head = _data.shift();

    return {
        length: function() {
            return _data.length - 1;
        },
        getRow: function(row) {
            return _data[row];
        },
        getRowAndColumn: function(row, col) {
            if(typeof col !== 'string') {
                return _data[row][col];
            } else {
                col = col.toLowerCase();
                for(var i in _head) {
                    if(_head[i].toLowerCase() === col) {
                        return _data[row][i];
                    }
                }
               
            }
        }
    };
};

this.importDataObject("CSV Data");
var dataObject = this.getDataObjectContents("CSV Data");

var csvData = new CSV(util.stringFromStream(dataObject));

if(this.numPages != csvData.length()) {
    app.alert("Number of pages & CSV row count inconsistent");
} else {
    for(var i = 0; i < this.numPages; i++) {
        this.extractPages({nStart: i, cPath: csvData.getRowAndColumn(i, 'PartnerHQ_Id') + '.pdf'});
    }
}