Powerful Tools to Split PDF Based on Content

A-PDF Content Splitter is a utility that lets you split Acrobat files into smaller PDF files based on location and text information within the files. It can be used to split composite PDF documents (such as invoices, reports or payroll) into separate files by keywords such as invoice number, account number or employee name. A command line version is included also.

 

Why A-PDF Content Split

 

Unique Split Function
The program provides an unique function that splits files based on content. It is extremely easy to split a PDF file into individual sections based on keywords.

It is ideal for large invoicing, reporting and payroll systems, where a single output file may contain many thousands of individual records that need to be extracted and distributed. Text within the document can be used to dynamically name output files and extracted to a delimited file for data storage.

 

Visual Rule Editor

A-PDF Content Splitter provides a power split rule editor to allow you define how the file will be split and how the split output files are uniquely named. You even can define and save multiple rules to apply to different files.

 

Split Methods

It supports 3 split methods:

• Splits on unique text by using word position searches
• Splits on find text by using word position searches
• Splits on unique text by using word position searches and group output by unique text

 

Flexible Tags

There are two type tags, split tag and macro tag. Split tag can be used to trigger to split file and can be used in output name and properties. The macro tag can be used to output name and properties only.

You can also use pascal-script to transform and validate tags, either split tag or macro tag. For example:

• Transform tags: You can write some script to use only first 5 characters of split tag.
• Validate tags: You can write some script to make sure the split tag is all number, otherwise it is not valid tag.

 

Powerful Output Name Scripts

A-PDF Content Splitter support script for output name using Pascal-Script. For example, you can get rid of the space in split

tag using the script below:

Begin

SplitTag:=Trim(SplitTag);

End.

 

Work with Hot Directories

You can set up a monitored directory, where all files written to that directory will be splitted as they are saved. The original files can also be moved to a backup directory. All of the operations will be recorded in log files.