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3.7 Switch on/off a Process Plan step via a Variable (11.0).3.6 Using the PDF input file from a previous Process Plan step (11.0).3.5 Generating additional PDF output from a Process Plan step.3.4 Using Process Plans in Process Plans (11.0).3.3 Using Quick Check as a step in a Process Plan.3.1 When Profiles are not enough: Process Plans.2.19 Keyboard shortcuts and additional Hotkeys.2.17 Deleting multiple Fixups or Checks at once.2.16 Compatibility between pdfToolbox and Acrobat.
2.15 Checking the ISO standards using callas Desktop products. 2.13 Requirements for conversions to PDF. 2.9 Features enabling/preventing Profile export to a previous version. 2.8 Export Profiles to a previous pdfToolbox version. 2.7 Running a Profile and examining results. 2.6 Protect Profiles, Checks, Fixups, Process Plans and Libraries against changes. 2.3 Duplicate and edit Checks and Fixups. 2.1 Profiles, Checks, Fixups, Process Plans and Libraries. 1.10 Update path to pdfToolbox CLI in Switch when installing new version of pdfToolbox.1.9 Notifications about available updates.
1.8 Using pdfToolbox and Preflight in Acrobat Pro parallel. 1.7 Change language of user interface (desktop only). 1.6 Uninstalling the pdfToolbox Acrobat plug-in. 1.5 Migrating the pdfToolbox to another computer (Deactivation). 1.4 Multi-user system (Activating additional users on the same system). 1.3 Activation and Deactivation of pdfToolbox. 1.2 Installation of pdfToolbox Desktop or Server on Windows. 1.1 Installation of pdfToolbox Desktop or Server on Mac. Installation, activation, deactivation, updates It is recommended to have at least one additional core for system processes. This will, however, only result in faster processing if the number of cores is higher than the number of parallel processes. pdfToolbox allows for parallel processing. Faster storage devices therefore speed up the process and processing will take advantage of using SSDs or similar. Any operations will include reading and writing to "disc". If possible the size of the RAM should be not too small, especially for complex PDF files with many pages. The size of the RAM memory needs to be big enough for all such objects. For any PDF processes (checking and/or fixing) information about all PDF objects has to be available to the engine. Concrete requirements depend very much on the complexity of the files and the operations to be performed. PdfToolbox does not have extensive hardware requirements, so a decent computer should usually satisfy for processing PDF files. pdfToolbox CLI does also run on 64 bit systems if the required 32 bit compatibility packages are available. There are 64 bit versions of pdfToolbox CLI available for MacOS, Windows and Linux. You can easily test if pdfToolbox CLI is working on your system: Just type pdfToolbox -help in the terminal. Solaris (Sparc and Intel): Solaris 11 (v5.11) or newer.Please use the ldd -version command to find out the version of glibc that comes with your Linux system. Note: other Linux distributions are also supported as well if the version of the glibc is at least v2.12.SuSE SLES11 (or derivates like OpenSuSE11).RedHat RHEL6 (or derivates like CentOS6).
Debian 7 (or derivates like Ubuntu 12.x ). Linux: The minimum required Linux OS versions are shown below (newer versions are always supported as well):. Mac (Intel): macOS, version 10.7 or newer, 64-bit-compliant. The command line version of pdfToolbox is available for the following operating systems:
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