This is just a small JavaScript extension to Acrobat X that allowes to Duplicate all pages in-place there exists another version which used extractPages and I didn't like that behavior so I wrote own.
First elevate privileges of the JavaScript programs:
Now you should be able to access the "Duplicate all pages (in-place)" under "Edit" menu item. If you can't see the item remember to restart Acrobat.
First elevate privileges of the JavaScript programs:
- Right click on document, and choose "Page Display Preferences"
- Choose "JavaScript" from the left.
- Check the "Enable menu items JavaScript execution privileges".
%appdata%\Adobe\Acrobat\10.0\JavaScripts
folder:app.addMenuItem({ cExec: "duplicatePagesInPlace();", cParent: "Edit", cName: "Duplicate all pages (in-place)" }); function duplicatePagesInPlace() { var doc = this, pages = this.numPages; for (var i = pages - 1; i >= 0; i--) { doc.insertPages({ cPath: doc.path, nStart : i, nEnd : i, nPage : i }); } }
Now you should be able to access the "Duplicate all pages (in-place)" under "Edit" menu item. If you can't see the item remember to restart Acrobat.
1 comment:
Thanks very much for this! For my purposes it's better to edit the document in place than create a new file as I was before.
Rather than create a javascript file and save it in the application's scripts directory I just used the Action Wizard and created an action with the code inside your function block.
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