splitting a document to rename individual files as bookmark name.

[Faustino28740914wkby]

I work with drawing files, a single pdf can have 0-500 drawing sheets with in the single pdf. I use a take-off program OnScreen take-off that will convert the pfd into seperate tiff files, when this happens all of the files have the same name so i have to rename the files individally so that I know where to find a specific sheet.  The PDF's sometimes have bookmarks that are actually the sheet names, is there a way to split the document and rename the individual files as the bookmark name? I spend / waste 1/2 my day renaming files. please help.

[JR Boulay]

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[Faustino28740914wkby]

Hello,

Thank you for the reply, I tried what you suggested and I must be doing something wrong. 

1. Before I choose split should I select all?

2. When I choose output options then "The Same FolderSelected at Start" I'm not alled to choose " Use Bookmarks names for file names. if i choose a folder on my computer I am able to choose use bookmark names for file names. Then I choose ok. 

3. Do I choose Split after?

when I do and go to view the files  there's one file in the folder named sheets.

What am I doing wrong?

[OktoberTrey]

This used to work great! I used this feature for many years, and this is the main reason I kept paying for Acrobat Pro.

Now, however, with the new UI layout, when I move my mouse to click on the Output Options dialog box, the flyout on the left side goes away, losing its settings. When I dismiss the Output Options dialog box by pressing OK, I have to re-open the Split menu, only to find that it has reverted to splitting by number of pages.

Is there any way to go back to the old UI?

[OktoberTrey]

Here's a screen capture that demonstrates the problem.

[ViableDude]

I'm having the same problem. I can't roll back to an older version of acrobat either. When I click ok on the settings it actually minimizes acrobat completely and resets my split settings. I have to go through the settings three times in a row to get it to actually work.