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Acrobat 2017 - Tools - Wizard - Create PDFs of multiple files

Engaged ,
Mar 09, 2018 Mar 09, 2018

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Created a batch conversion action.

When starting and after selecting a number of files and  after the first file has been converted, Acrobat shows below screen.

How to create a batch conversion of Office documents properly?

At the bottom my 'conversion-action'.

Thanks!

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Community Expert , Mar 09, 2018 Mar 09, 2018

Drop the "Create PDF" command. Acrobat does it automatically when it encounters a non-PDF file.

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Drop the "Create PDF" command. Acrobat does it automatically when it encounters a non-PDF file.

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Super - many thanks indeed! Yes, that did it: it is fine now.

BTW: probably not possible.. but would it be possible to run this from the context menu?

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In Acrobat DC it's possible. Not sure about Acrobat 2017...

Try this: Right-click the toolbar and select Customize Quick Tools. Look for the Action Wizard panel and then for your Action.

Then click the "Add to Toolbar" icon on the right, and it will be added to the application toolbar. However, it will only be available when a file is opened.

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