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Mark_Lerner@adobeforums.com #1
How to print only pages that have comments?
Using Acrobat Professional 7.0.8, on a Mac running system 10.4, I'd like to print out only the pages that have comments on them (and the comments, too).
I know I've done this before, but it may have been with an earlier version of Acrobat. I can't figure out where/how to do this... Help?
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Acrobat 6.0: Can I print pages without comments?
Is there a well-hidden setting that would allow me to print pages that do not have any comments applied when printing with comments? (Example: I've... -
Few pages print fine, print all pages and there's trouble.
I have a 400+ page PDF file created primarily from Excel worksheets printed through distiller and assembled in Acrobat 6. Some pages are landscape... -
Adobe 6.0 - Print - Document and Comments
I know how to print the document and comments (File - Print - Print What: check Document and Comments), as indicated in your Frequently Asked... -
Summarize or Print Comments does nothing
The comments all were added inside Acrobat using the native tools, and thus they ARE Acrobat comments, i.e. not imported from the original file. ... -
Rocket_Jay_Squirrel@adobeforums.com #2
Re: How to print only pages that have comments?
- Use a JavaScript to scan the PDF "this.syncAnnotScan"
- Then make a variable (i.e. "a" ) equal to zero and then increment it one for every page in the document.
- Make another variable (i.e. "b") equal to "this.getAnnots" using the first variable ( "a" ) as the "nPage:" value.
- Set an "IF" statement checking if the second value ( "b") is not NULL then use "this.print" using the first variable ( "a") as both the "nStart:" and "nEnd" parameters.
- Make sure that you have the preference set to print comments in the Acrobat Preferences.
Cheers,
Rocky
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Mark_Lerner@adobeforums.com #3
Re: How to print only pages that have comments?
Thank you very much for the answer. I was hoping for a way to do it through Acrobat's features, though, which is how I did it in the past. I don't have the slightest idea how to use JavaScript.
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