Specifications

File naming
For each incoming PDF file, the tool creates a job folder that contains the PDF files resulting from
splitting the incoming PDF file into sections of one or more pages. The files are named by adding
a prefix and/or suffix to the incoming file’s name.
In the values of the filename prefix and suffix properties described above, the following character
sequences (regardless of case) are replaced by the appropriate number for the file as follows:
Replaced bysequence
The one-based index (in the original file) of the first page stored in this
result file
[Index]
The one-based index (in the original file) of the last page stored in this
result file
[LastIndex]
The PDF page label of the first page stored in this result file. If the page
does not have a label, its one-based index is used
[Label]
The PDF page label of the last page stored in this result file. If the page
does not have a label, its one-based index is used.
[LastLabel]
The PDF page label of the last page in the original file. If the page does
not have a label, its one-based index is used.
[LastSourceLabel]
The total number of pages in the original file[Total]
Note:
For [Index] and [LastIndex], leading zeros are added so that the index has the same number of
digits as the total number of pages in the original file
Note:
If the constructed filename contains characters that are not allowed in filenames on Windows
(control characters, \, /, :, *, ?, <, > and |), these characters are replaced by a #, even if Enfocus
Switch is running on Mac.
Example
This example is based on a PDF file named "Booklet.pdf". It contains 15 pages. The first 4 pages
are labled in roman numbers, followed by 2 chapters with respectively 6 and 5 pages, labeled
"1-2", "1-3", etc.
Resulting filesProperty settings
Default settings:
• Booklet_01.pdf
• Booklet_02.pdf
• Pages per file = 1
• ...
• Prefix = ""
• Booklet_15.pdf
• Suffix = "_[Index]"
• Booklet pages 01-02 of 15.pdf• Pages per file = 2
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