... set up on folders that automatically move files that haven't been opened within a certain period. I noticed that a file I had just opened (PDF in Acrobat) had been moved to another folder when the rule is not opened in the last 2 weeks. I checked other folders I have that use that criteria and ...

It might be worth checking if there are Automator or Shortcuts actions available, though given it's Adobe, I wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't.

Thank you for considering my request for support. I have Adobe Acrobat as my preferred PDF tool on my Mac running Catalina. In the past I have used PDFPen and PDFPenPro to automate OCR in a folder using Hazel. However, for work reasons, I am now fully invested ...

I see. I will take a look at Preview's functions within Automator. I'm new to Automator. I also have PDF Expert which is my main PDF editor, and Adobe Acrobat X and PDF Pen Pro.

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... below: ⋅ The PDF has undergone OCR, and the text is selectable in any PDF app. I have tried redoing the OCR in DEVONthink 3 and Adobe Acrobat. ⋅ The PDF is clear and free from marks and is downloaded from a major credit card company. ⋅ A Finder search does correctly ...

... a TextEdit and cmd V, it pastes the previously copied item. In an attempt to see whether additional OCR might be required, I pulled it into Adobe Acrobat (full) and asked for OCR. Because of where it came from, it requires a password to access. (I also was unable to extract a page.) SIGH.

... reversed text. I've found a workaround, but it's manual and I have to do this for every document: When reviewing the PDF document properties in Acrobat Pro, I found the "language" box within the Reading Options setting is empty. If I change that setting to "English" and save ...

Thank you for considering my request for support. I have Adobe Acrobat as my preferred PDF tool on my Mac running Catalina. In the past I have used PDFPen and PDFPenPro to automate OCR in a folder using Hazel. However, for work reasons, I am now fully invested ...

... to find out why PDF statements downloaded from a well-known UK bank are not searchable by Spotlight. On my Mac the text content is visible in Acrobat, but shows up as blank in any tool based on PDFKit, which includes Spotlight, DEVONthink and of course Hazel. Podofyllin doesn't fix the problem ...

... the document. This is a process which basically makes the form field data static text. The process is only available in paid versions of Adobe Acrobat which I was unwilling to pay for ($180/yr), but you can accomplish the same thing with pdf2ps and ps2pdf (see https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162922/is-there-a-way-to-flatten-a-pdf-image-from-the-command-line ...

Thanks for the info. Maybe there's some function in Acrobat that can convert the PDF into something Preview/Hazel can use?

... and so hasn't been OCR'd. • It is not possible to search the document when opened in Preview.app, however it is possible to select text. • Adobe Acrobat X (ver. 10) can perform a search on the document and find text, though I've no idea how this could be integrated with Hazel, if at all. If anyone ...

I don't think you need to use System Events here since you are already telling Acrobat to do things. Also, is there a reason you have them in separate "tells"?

... allowed assistive access."; NSLocalizedFailureReason = "hazelworker is not allowed assistive access."; tell application "Adobe Acrobat Pro" activate open theFile end tell tell application "System Events" tell process "Acrobat" click the menu item "Convert-2b-file" ...