Rename PDF With job numbers [SOLVED]
Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2016 9:04 pm
Hello all,
What we have is a flow that assembles jobs into a folder then sends them through HP SmartStream Designer Ganging configurator. The files in the folder will be named like so:
Job_*number*_*userID*_*FileName*_Quantity_*number*_.pdf
Anything in between the asterisks(*) is variable information.
Our problem is that we need the final imposed pdf file name to include all the job numbers from the files that were imposed.
Ex: Job_*number*_*number*_*number*.pdf
One idea we had, is when the files get put through the assemble job element, the folder they are put into would be renamed with each job number and no more. For Example if the folder had three files in it:
Job_*number*_*number*_*number*
Another idea we had was to somehow use a vba or bat or ps1 script to get and filter the original job names and then store then in a csv or txt file to be accessed later. Once the job has been imposed it would then use that csv or txt file to name the final PDF.
Unfortunately we do not have the script module.
Any help is appreciated.
What we have is a flow that assembles jobs into a folder then sends them through HP SmartStream Designer Ganging configurator. The files in the folder will be named like so:
Job_*number*_*userID*_*FileName*_Quantity_*number*_.pdf
Anything in between the asterisks(*) is variable information.
Our problem is that we need the final imposed pdf file name to include all the job numbers from the files that were imposed.
Ex: Job_*number*_*number*_*number*.pdf
One idea we had, is when the files get put through the assemble job element, the folder they are put into would be renamed with each job number and no more. For Example if the folder had three files in it:
Job_*number*_*number*_*number*
Another idea we had was to somehow use a vba or bat or ps1 script to get and filter the original job names and then store then in a csv or txt file to be accessed later. Once the job has been imposed it would then use that csv or txt file to name the final PDF.
Unfortunately we do not have the script module.
Any help is appreciated.