Is there a way to batch preflight for multiple docs at once? Either through Batch or Action Wizard?

[Stephanie123456789]

I have 35 documents to embed font in and is there an easy way to do them all at once?  I am thinking with the batch feature or the Action Wizard, I could have sworn I figure this out a while ago but not able to replicate the actions.  Thank you in advance, Steph

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[try67]

Yes, using the Action Wizard. Create a new Action and add to it the Preflight command (from the Document Processing panel), and a Save command. Edit the Preflight command by clicking Specify Settings on the right-hand panel and select the profile you want to run. Make sure to untick the "Prompt User" check-box underneath it, and you're all set!

It should look something like this:

[Luke Jennings3]

In addition to the good information above, once you have your Action, you can apply it to an existing folder of files by clicking where it says "Add Files". Or you can make a droplet where you can drag a folder of files onto a droplet folder, here is a link to a discussion about droplets:

Edit- Actually, I believe droplets were a Photoshop tool, not sure if you can do it in Acrobat.

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/i-want-to-make-a-droplet/td-p/9600774

[Basswiz88]

Unfortunately im finding you can only pick from standard preflight settings in their dropdown and not custom Prelight profiles

[Luke Jennings3]

Export the custom profile to your desktop, then import it  back to Acrobat, should work then.