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CountPagesPDF Version 1.4 is up-and-running and working perfectly. I'm not ready yet for distribution to the entire Internet, but anyone on this thread who would like a copy, please PM me. Regards, Joe
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CountPagesPDF Version 1.4 is up-and-running and working perfectly. I'm not ready yet for distribution to the entire Internet, but anyone on this thread who would like a copy, please PM me. Regards, Joe

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I work with a state organization that deals with several PDF files a day(40-60). I am trying to find out if there is a way to add one to two scripts to the batch process we currently use &nbsp;that would create a report containing how many files, total number of pages for those files, and possibly how many pages per file. The number of pages in these files range from 10 to 70 and occasionally as large as 200+. The process will be run with XI but would hopefully be able to also run on IX since it is the back up. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
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I work with a state organization that deals with several PDF files a day(40-60). I am trying to find out if there is a way to add one to two scripts to the batch process we currently use  that would create a report containing how many files, total number of pages for those files, and possibly how many pages per file. The number of pages in these files range from 10 to 70 and occasionally as large as 200+. The process will be run with XI but would hopefully be able to also run on IX since it is the back up. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.

Is there a way to count pages in a group of PDF's and create a report in a separate PDF

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