Acrobat Action Wizard Prepress And Flatten

Use Acrobat Action Wizard to optimize PDFs for a prepress workflow, or flatten transparency if needed to get a PDF to rip. Create an Action that optimizes or flattens a single PDF, or a folder full of them. Video tutorial is Windows. Same steps work on macOS.
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[@Sendokmakan22]

Thank you, William... The best ever tutorial on KZbin!

[@ladodelapared]

Thank you!!

[@ernestoguerrero8894]

What a wonderful and easy to follow presentation! I appreciate it.

[@chelseaquake]

Thanks heaps for this!

[@RodelCasio]

Thank You!

[@nirphotoartjaiminbhavsar6782]

Nice sr

[@wc7]

Thanks

[@nellyrosa2680]

EXCELLENT!

[@omarhasan7293]

Thank u very much sir ... Glad to listen every word and Advice from u ... can u please repeat upload the link in the description cause not work now >>> more thanks

[@wc7]

Typo in the link. Fixed now. Try again. Thanks for letting me know, otherwise I wouldn't.

[@theanthropic8114]

Great tutorial. I got a question. How do I remove a stain ink pen mark on scanned paper using the same Acrobat Pro?

[@wc7]

Sorry has nothing to do with the tutorial

[@balajiramalingam4388]

William, how can i add my script in Latest Acrobat? I could not able to find the Action Wizard.

[@wc7]

Go to the Tools tab. In section Customize, find Action Wizard. Set drop-down to "Add". Click the button. Then Action Wizard is in the tools list on the right. Watch the video again. All of this is covered starting at 0:21

[@bharamappabandak9226]

"Can you please write a script for me in Photoshop which will open the D drive folder directly, then go to the clipart folder and open all supported image files such as png, jpg, and psd so that I can work on them?

[@wc7]

I'm somewhat hesitant to make a script that opens an indeterminate amount of files in Photoshop. Too many can crash the app and even possibly the system. Besides, it seems doing this doesn't require a script. Open the folder, sort by type/kind, and select the image files. Right-click Open. Or drag to the Photoshop window or icon. Still I would worry about opening too much at once.

[@bharamappabandak9226]

@@wc7 ok

[@ride_with_me]

Do you have consulting number I could call you at? I so need help with this.

[@wc7]

I avoid the telephone when possible but for the right price anything is possible. Most direct support I give over email. Start there anyway. Support for purchased products no charge, or easy questions. More complex consulting for a fee. Make contact through my website and we'll go from there next week: www.marspremedia.com/contact/