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I think this is something along the lines of what Im looking for. &nbsp;<br />
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this.extractPages({nStart:<wbr /> i,cPath : filename + i + &quot;.pdf&quot;
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I think this is something along the lines of what Im looking for.  

this.extractPages({nStart: i,cPath : filename + i + ".pdf"

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this.extractPages({nStart:<wbr />1, &quot;newfile.pdf&quot;});<br />
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This line of code above will create a new pdf from page one of the open pdf in Adobe Acrobat Pro.<br />
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Can you help change this code so that it will create a new pdf from the current page instead of page1<br />
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then instead of naming the file &quot;newfile.pdf&quot; I would like to name it with a variable that already exits on the page. &nbsp;<br />
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&nbsp;so it would be something like this<br />
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this.extractPages({nStart:<wbr />currentPag<wbr />e, variableName + &quot;.pdf&quot;});<br />
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Can you help me with this?
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this.extractPages({nStart:1, "newfile.pdf"});

This line of code above will create a new pdf from page one of the open pdf in Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Can you help change this code so that it will create a new pdf from the current page instead of page1

then instead of naming the file "newfile.pdf" I would like to name it with a variable that already exits on the page.  

 so it would be something like this

this.extractPages({nStart:currentPage, variableName + ".pdf"});

Can you help me with this?

extract current page from acrobat pdf to new page and give it a title of a variable

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