Use AutoPilot for Acrobat

PDF workflows can be kept at the maximum performance by opting for the open-automation approach of AutoPilot.. It attains so by giving the user the opportunity to add new task step by step. All workflow essentials are handled by AutoPilot for Acrobat in conjunction with compliant products such as creating PDFs, preflighting, modifying, trapping, proofing, and printing. The user has the choice to decide the steps that’s are needed in a workflow. It's up to AutoPilot for Acrobat to secure reliability through automation for these. AutoPilot for Acrobat is a high-performance-automation tool. The user has the choice to configure customized queues that allow several AutoPilot-compliant Acrobat Plug-ins to be launched in sequence for file processing. AutoPilot for Acrobat is a sophisticated hot-folder based mechanism for which both individual data and entire folder structures can be processed. One can queue up to 128 hot folders set up with AutoPilot for Acrobat. After launch, AutoPilot for Acrobat scans all defined IN folders and activates the corresponding action sequences. Conventionally, it takes a lot of time is spent launching applications, opening documents, starting the print process, carrying out other repetitive-processing steps, and then closing the file again just to pick up the next file. But one single AutoPilot for Acrobat queue can trigger the MadeToPrint XTension to print hundreds of documents on different output devices or output them with different settings as EPS or PostScript files. These kinds of activities are particularly prone to cause errors, but AutoPilot for Acrobat jobs can be carried out in a more constant and reliable manner and the Plug-in handles jobs more rapidly, more cost efficiently, and safer than any user could do -- 24 hours a day. Ask us if you need any help.