Hi, I want to convert a DXF file to a PDF file with a footer.

That's what you'd have to write.

There is no Java in Acrobat. There is JavaScript. You can use it to add form fields, form fields can contain names of the file. You can use addField API.

My mistake, I looked at "footer" (which you can do) not "name of the file" which is not a feature. This seems to need an add on, or programming... but the difficulties still don't justify printing PDF to PDF, a true disaster.

Yes, that should be fine.

Printing a PDF to a PDF can cause terrible damage to the file, and is never recommended, even if it seems the obvious solution to anything. Acrobat Pro has a Header & Footer Tool, give that a try. If it does what you like you can use the Action Wizard to process a folder full of files at once.

1. (Select item) Where? In what app or tool?

2. (Convert to PDF) How?

4. (Selecting item) Where? In what app or tool?

5. (Print it out) What does printing out have to do with the problem? Don't get it, sorry, you said you wanted a footer.

Is there another way to do it faster? Now:

1. Select item

2. Convert to PDF

3. Repeatly hitting the enter button

If it is converted

4. Selecting item (no more then 10 a time)

5. Print it out

6. repeatly hitting enter button.

Finshed

Two steps sounds right.