Is there a way to execute "pdfsam-starter.exe" on the command line, specifying the name of the PDF file as input and the output? This is to simulate the action of the "Open" button in "visual composition" with INPUT and feed the "location of the file to create" area with OUTPUT. I specify that I want to run this command line from VBA Excel 2010. I searched on the internet and pdfsam.org and found nothing. I wish so much that it is possible. This software is undoubtedly the best and most powerful I've tried. I finally adopted and abandoned the others. Thank you again for this wonderful utility.
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Robert Polubinski
The command line support for PDFSAM is sejda-console. This is the tool used with the application to manipulate the PDF files. It's specified on the Download page on the official website. I have also checked the sejda website, but couldn't find anything related to VBA Excel 2010. You should check the documentation list to see exactly what are the available options to embed it in other programs.
Is there a way to execute "pdfsam-starter.exe" on the command line, specifying the name of the PDF file as input and the output? This is to simulate the action of the "Open" button in "visual composition" with INPUT and feed the "location of the file to create" area with OUTPUT. I specify that I want to run this command line from VBA Excel 2010.
I searched on the internet and pdfsam.org and found nothing. I wish so much that it is possible. This software is undoubtedly the best and most powerful I've tried. I finally adopted and abandoned the others. Thank you again for this wonderful utility.
The command line support for PDFSAM is sejda-console. This is the tool used with the application to manipulate the PDF files. It's specified on the Download page on the official website. I have also checked the sejda website, but couldn't find anything related to VBA Excel 2010. You should check the documentation list to see exactly what are the available options to embed it in other programs.