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Using Adobe Acrobat Pro I need a way to simply COPY the open file to a SPECIFIC PRESET directory on the filesystem. By adding a button or something inside the program in the toolbar or sidebar.

What is the absolute easiest way to do this?

Can you add your own custom buttons in the "
  tab" for example?

My thought was to use the Action Wizard and use javascript to copy the PDF to another directory. But I don't know javascript.

Does anyone know a solution to this? Thanks.

javascript acrobat
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  this question asked Jan 8 '14 at 15:36 John 347 1 4 14

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Ok this was easier than I thought.

You simply create a new action in "action wizard" then just select "Save to" your directory on the filesystem. You do not even need any javascript to do this.

The only problem I have is how do I put the action in the toolbar? It can only be found under "Action Wizard" tab.

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  this answer answered Jan 8 '14 at 15:49 John 347 1 4 14

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