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I use CutePDF to save my files in PDF to my desktop. &nbsp;Each time, CutePDF asks me to name the file. &nbsp;Is there a way for a PDF program to automatically save the files to a folder continually without having to manually name each? &nbsp;Maybe the program can assign its own name?<br />
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The reason I am looking for this scenario is because I have another computer program that is rapidly saving around 900 documents to a folder. &nbsp;I need something that will not require manually naming each document.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I use CutePDF to save my files in PDF to my desktop.  Each time, CutePDF asks me to name the file.  Is there a way for a PDF program to automatically save the files to a folder continually without having to manually name each?  Maybe the program can assign its own name?

The reason I am looking for this scenario is because I have another computer program that is rapidly saving around 900 documents to a folder.  I need something that will not require manually naming each document.

Any ideas?

automatically save pdfs to a folder rather than naming the file

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