Split
The Split function extracts each page from the input PDF and saves them as new files, using the output PDF settings.
Each page is saved to a new file, using the output PDF filename with a suffix added to indicate the page number.
Properties
Input
The following properties specify the PDF document to be loaded and modified by the operation:
File path
Path to the PDF file.
Authentication type
PDF files can be protected using a password or a certificate. This field indicates which type of authentication to attempt when loading the PDF.
None The document is unprotected and can be opened immediately.
Password The document is protected by a password.
Certificate The document is protected by a certificate.
Password Only displayed when Authentication type is 'Password'.
Password: Password required to access the PDF file.
Note: All passwords entered into this function's properties will be visible in plain text in the Linx solution file and in the compiled .NET assembly.
Certificate Only displayed when Authentication type is 'Certificate'.
Certificate source: Source to load the certificate from:
File - Load a certificate from a .pfx file.
Store - Load a certificate from the Windows certificate store.
File
Displayed when Certificate source is 'File'.
Certificate file path: Path to a .pfx file containing a certificate.
Certificate file password: Password needed to open the certificate file.
Store
Displayed when Certificate source is 'Store'.
Certificate: Certificate in the Windows keystore.
Note: Certificate protected files are not supported by the "Fill form," "Sign," "Add watermark," and "Concatenate" operations. If you need to use the operations on a certificate-protected document, first remove the certificate protection using the "Change protection" operation. The certificate must include the private key in order to be able to load the document.
Misc
Loop results: Creates an execution path to loop through the names of the new PDF files.
Output
The following properties specify options for saving the PDF document after it has been modified.
Output PDF file path
Path to the PDF file to write to.
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