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Anonymous
May 30, 2017
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AllowPSFileOps (Mac OS Sierra, Acrobat DC)

  • May 30, 2017
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I am from Japan.

I read the following document.

Acrobat DC SDK Documentation

I tried on Terminal:

plutil -replace AllowPSFileOps -bool true ~/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.distillerDC.plist

but, always reset to default value when Distiller restarted.

I usualy OS X Yosemite and Distiller X (com.adobe.distiller10.plist), it works fine.

Sincerely,

AOKI Yoshihiro

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Correct answer lrosenth

Sorry, I dragged many EPS to Distiller from Finder.

each EPS include:

(/User/aoki/works/..../xxx.eps) run

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sorry, my poor English.


No, you need to pass it DIRECTLY to the Distiller executable – something like:

./Distiller.app –F foo.eps

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lrosenth
Adobe Employee
lrosenth
Adobe Employee
May 30, 2017

That is correct. You MUST pass that command directly to Distiller on each invocation of Distiller, for security purposes.

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Anonymous
May 30, 2017

Thank you very very much for your reply.

I tried many times:

1. use `plutil' command on the Terminal

2. just after, invoke Disitiller (by click from dock)

(I use Terminal (`open' command), many EPS to PDF, with bash)

but, Dsitiller doesn't work (RunfileEx.ps so).

Sholud  I use `.joboptions ' or `prologue.ps' ?

Sincerely,

AOKI Yoshihiro

lrosenth
Adobe Employee
lrosenthCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
May 30, 2017

Sorry, I dragged many EPS to Distiller from Finder.

each EPS include:

(/User/aoki/works/..../xxx.eps) run

---

sorry, my poor English.


No, you need to pass it DIRECTLY to the Distiller executable – something like:

./Distiller.app –F foo.eps

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