T thelucas macrumors member Original poster Jan 4, 2013 34 0 Jul 20, 2015 #1 I have several hundred pdf files I would like to wipe all metadata from. Is there an easy, preferably free, way to do this? I am running Yosemite and Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. Thanks! EDIT: additional information Last edited: Jul 20, 2015
I have several hundred pdf files I would like to wipe all metadata from. Is there an easy, preferably free, way to do this? I am running Yosemite and Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. Thanks! EDIT: additional information
B bartonjd macrumors member Oct 18, 2012 73 0 Logan, Utah Jul 20, 2015 #2 thelucas said: I have several hundred pdf files I would like to wipe all metadata from. Is there an easy, preferably free, way to do this? I am running Yosemite and Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. Thanks! EDIT: additional information Click to expand... Personally I think the best option would be to look into command line utilities such as convert (part of image magick). I have used it many times in the past to convert pdfs to png files. Another alternative is to Google batch gimp shell scripts.
thelucas said: I have several hundred pdf files I would like to wipe all metadata from. Is there an easy, preferably free, way to do this? I am running Yosemite and Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. Thanks! EDIT: additional information Click to expand... Personally I think the best option would be to look into command line utilities such as convert (part of image magick). I have used it many times in the past to convert pdfs to png files. Another alternative is to Google batch gimp shell scripts.
T thelucas macrumors member Original poster Jan 4, 2013 34 0 Jul 20, 2015 #3 Thanks. That's beyond my level of comfort. I was hoping for an automator workflow or some software.