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Counting number of documents in portfolio in acrobat DC pro

New Here ,
Feb 18, 2020 Feb 18, 2020

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I used acrobat to export several thousand emails to a pdf portfolio.  (Worked great by the way and I love the way attachments to email stay attached as links to pdf.)

I now need to count the number of documents in the portfolio.

 

Found this question with an answer in the forum here: How To Display Acrobat Portfolio File Count in DC? 

Answer involved using the javascript which I'd never done.  I opened the debug console and followed the instructions in the post.  I get an error.  So, (1) is there any way to do this without using javasript or, if not, (2)what am I doing wrong. 

 

What I did: Opened console and typed:

app.alert("This portfolio has " + this.data.Objects.length + " files attached to it.",3);

When I select the text given and use Cntrl-Enter, get this error: "TypeError: this.dataObjects is null
1:Console:Exec
undefined

 

No document within portfolio is open, though I am seeing preview in bottom pane (which I don't know how to get rid of).

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Jan 24, 2022 Jan 24, 2022

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Right click on any document in the portfolio and click Coversheet. Then you run the script. 

 

Step One: CTRL + J

Step 2: Paste Below code

app.alert("This portfolio has " + this.dataObjects.length + " files attached to it.",3)

Step 3: then click CTRL + Enter

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