I want to open a pdf file, then save it as a text and then close Acrobat.
I’d like to do it automatically from a command line so I can automate it. Is there any way to do it from a command line in Windows 7?
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I want to open a pdf file, then save it as a text and then close Acrobat.
I’d like to do it automatically from a command line so I can automate it. Is there any way to do it from a command line in Windows 7?
You would have to write a script for the Windows Script Host or Powershell which would automate the process using the Adobe COM objects or (~~shudder~~) launching Acrobat Reader and controlling it using SendKeys.