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01 Nov
Digitally sign a pdf with Limagito File Mover
Digitally sign a pdf with Limagito File Mover. In version 2023 we are adding a new option to make this possible (SIGN as Destination). You’ll be able to use pfx certificates and quite some customization will be available. Please let us know if you would be interested or need some custom options.
At the moment we have 5 Actions:
Load PDF to be signed
Options for PDF signing
Appearance of the PDF signature
Load Certificate for PDF signing
Sign and save the PDF

PDF Options Setup:
PDF Signature Setup
PDF Certificate Setup:
PDF Signing Setup:
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If you need any info about this new ‘digitally sign a pdf’ feature, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team PDF certificate, pdf, sign, signing

05 May

Check pdf pagewidth in order to move files to a different folder

Q: A big help would also be a width check. If pdf width > 300 mm move to another folder. Then I could use some system tools on the pdf.

A: In version v2022.5.5.0 we added some Pascal Script function to achieve this.

-First we added two WIN destinations.

Destination with ID1 should contain the pdf files with a width <= 300 points
Destination with ID2 should contain the pdf files with a width > 300 points

Limagito File Mover multiple Windows destinations

-Next you’ll some Pascal Script

Limagito FileMover Pascal Script option

-Please Add and Enable ‘On Destinations‘

Var
  tmpCount: Integer;
  tmpHeight, tmpWidth: Double;
  tmpFile: String;
Const
  ctMaxWidth = 300;  
Begin
  psExitCode:= -1;
  // ... add your code here
  tmpFile := psFilePath + psFileName;
  If psPdfGetPageCount(tmpFile, '', tmpCount) Then
    psLogWrite(1, '', 'Page Count of ' + tmpFile +' : ' + IntToStr(tmpCount));
  If psPdfGetPageHeight(psFilePath+psFileName, '', 1, tmpHeight) Then
    psLogWrite(1, '', 'Page Height of ' + tmpFile + ' : ' + FloatToStr(tmpHeight));
  If psPdfGetPageWidth(psFilePath+psFileName, '', 1, tmpWidth) Then
  Begin
    psLogWrite(1, '', 'Page Width of ' + tmpFile + ' : ' + FloatToStr(tmpWidth));
    // Check Width
    // Pdf Files <= ctMaxWidth should go to DestinationID 1 
    // Pdf Files > ctMaxWidth should go to DestinationID 2    
    If (psDestinationID = 'ID1') And (tmpWidth <= ctMaxWidth) Then psExitCode := 1; 
    If (psDestinationID = 'ID2') And (tmpWidth > ctMaxWidth) Then psExitCode := 1;  
  End
  Else
  begin
    // Error Loading Pdf File, set psExitCode to 0
    psExitCode := 0;
  End;   
End.

Limagito File Mover Pascal Script

– RunTime Log Result:

Limagito File Mover RunTime Log result

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If you need any info about this ‘Check pdf pagewidth’ option, please let us know.

Best regards,

Limagito Team

By Limagito-Team Pascal Script PDF pagewidth, pdf

03 Nov
Q&A 29: Is it possible to split out Page 1&2 of a PDF
Q: Is it possible to split out Page 1&2 of a PDF, rename it and move it to a location but also rename the rest of the PDF and move that to a different location?
A: Yes this is possible. We’ve added a couple of screenshits to get you started.
>Add PDF as Destination:
> You’ll need to add 2 PDF Actions. The first Action will split the first 2 pdf files to the output directory.
>The second Action will output all pages, except the first and second, to a single pdf file in the output directory.
>Optionally you can rename the output pdf files:
> We renamed IntroXFM to Output in our example:
> The source is a WIN directory. It contains a multipage pdf file called IntroXFM.pdf.
> The result in the output directory:
Output.01.pdf contains the first pdf page from multipage pdf source file
Output.02.pdf contains the second pdf page from multipage pdf source file
Output.pdf contains all pdf pages from multipage pdf source file except first and second
> RunTime Log result:
If you need any help with the PDF as Destination option, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team PDF Q&A pdf, split