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11 May 2016 Is there a quick way to batch convert pages files into PDFs using Automator? I couldn't see anything obvious thanks :)
Replace the line of code producing the error with the following: export front document to file (this_folder & exportFileName) as PDF. There were two issues here: export takes a document, so you need to pass it the document as opened by Pages. You gave the file name, but not a containing folder to put the
Hi there, I'm trying to find a way to mass-convert the Pages files on my computer to PDF files, ideally hosted in their original folder. Long
6 Oct 2012 Pages (part of iWork) has the brilliant ability to convert your document to PDF, a file format which will work on pretty much any computer and mobile device. It has the added benefit of generally being a smaller file and is locked so that changes cannot be made by the person you're sending it to. To convert a
12 May 2016 Recently we were asked how to use Automator to convert Apple Pages documents into PDFs. First, launch Automator (you’ll find it in your Mac’s Applications folder). Save the workflow and you should now have an app that you can drop Pages documents on.
set theFolder to choose folder with prompt "Select folder with original pages files :" set docx_Folder to choose folder with prompt "Select folder where Word files will go :" set item_count to (get count of items in theNames) set current_file to item i of theNames -- get a file.
I haven't used the Scripting Bridge in a while, but I believe you can tell applications to print documents. And any application that can print in OS X can send it to PDF instead. Answer was found here, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10014807/batch-convert-mac-iwork-files-to-pdf-on-the-command-line.
You don't specify the version of Pages or OS X, so I will presume that in both cases you're using the most recent (or at least close). There are various options for creating workflows: a workflow, an app, a service, a folder action, a dictation command, etc. If you aren't sure how any of these work, then
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to prevTIDs -- prepare desktop folder path and name set docPathAndName to theDestinationFolder & fileName & ".pdf" as string tell application "Pages" -- open the file set targetDocument to open aFile -- convert it export targetDocument to docPathAndName as PDF
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