Got it, let's tweak that script so it catches those 2-page PDFs too! The core issue here is the original logic was only targeting PDFs with more than 2 pages—we just need to adjust the condition to include exactly 2 pages as well.

Here's the Revised Script #

var re = /\.pdf$/i;
var filename = this.documentFileName.replace(re, "");
// Replace this with your actual target folder path (use double backslashes for Windows)
var targetFolder = "/path/to/your/destination/folder/"; 

try {
    // Key change: Check for ≥2 pages instead of >2
    if (this.numPages >= 2) {
        // Option 1: Move the entire PDF to the target folder
        this.saveAs(targetFolder + this.documentFileName);
        
        // Option 2: Split the PDF into 2-page chunks (if that's what your original script was doing)
        /*
        for (var i = 0; i < this.numPages; i = i + 2) {
            var j = i + 1;
            // Handle the case where the last page is alone (for PDFs with odd page counts)
            if (j >= this.numPages) {
                j = this.numPages - 1;
            }
            var splitDoc = this.extractPages({nStart: i, nEnd: j});
            splitDoc.saveAs(targetFolder + filename + "_pages_" + (i+1) + "-" + (j+1) + ".pdf");
            splitDoc.closeDoc();
        }
        */
    }
} catch (error) {
    console.println("Oops, hit an error: " + error.message);
}

What Changed & Why #

• The Critical Adjustment: Swapped the page count check from this.numPages > 2 to this.numPages >= 2. This tells Acrobat to process any PDF with 2 or more pages, including those exactly 2 pages long.
• Folder Path Note: Make sure to update targetFolder to your actual destination. For Windows, use double backslashes like C:\\MyPDFs\\Processed\\; for Mac/Linux, use forward slashes like /Users/YourName/Documents/ProcessedPDFs/.
• Two Options Included:
  • Option 1 is for just moving the entire PDF file to the new folder (simple, if that's all you need).
  • Option 2 keeps the original split-into-2-pages logic (uncomment it if that's what your initial script was doing).

Quick Checks Before Running #

1. Ensure Adobe Acrobat Pro has write permissions to your target folder.
2. Test with a small set of PDFs first to confirm it works as expected.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Josh Adams