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Processing Order To effectively use processing rules it is essential to understand when they are applied during data collection. The following tables list the data that is typically available before and after.

1. After that, the imaging pipeline is up to you. This approach is platform agnostic: it works the same way no matter what image management, raw processing, and raster editing programs you prefer. I usually use Adobe's Lightroom and Photoshop these days, and that's what I'll teach here.
2. Because processing rules permanently affect Analytics data, Adobe strongly recommends that processing rules administrators receive certification training in Adobe Analytics, and be familiar with all sources of data for your report suites (standard web sites, mobile sites, mobile apps, Data Insertion API, and so on).

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The Adobe Acrobat® Professional DC offers a powerful way for automating repetitive tasks on the number of documents at once. This functionality is called “Action Wizard”. It is also known as “Batch Processing” in previous versions of Adobe Acrobat (prior to version X). It allows to define a series of PDF document processing commands (called 'actions') with specific settings and in a specific order. Actions can be applied to one or more files, or to an entire content of the folder. Once an action is created, it can be executed either manually from the toolbar or from a command-line batch file using AutoBatch plug-in.

The instructions below explain how to start using 'Action Wizard' and define your own PDF processing 'action'. This example shows how to create an action that executes OCR (Optical character recognition) batch command on a folder of PDF files.

Step 1 - Start Action Wizard

Select 'Tools' panel located on the main Acrobat toolbar. Double-click on 'Action Wizard' tool icon to open tool controls.

Step 2 - Create New 'Action'

Click on 'New Action' icon on the 'Action Wizard' toolbar to create a new batch processing 'action'.

Step 3 - Add Tools (Batch Commands)

Add batch commands (tools) to the 'action' and configure what documents to use as the input. Click on command group ('Recognize Text' in this example) to see a list of available commands:

Step 4

Select a command and and press -> button to add it to the list of action steps.
Uncheck 'Prompt User' option (otherwise this command would always display a settings dialog when executed) and press 'Specify Settings' button:

Step 5 - Configure the Tool/Command

Configure all settings as required by the command and press OK button.

Step 6 - Add Save Command

Now add 'Save' command to save processed file(s) into the same or a different location. Expand 'Save & Export' category and select 'Save' command. Press -> button to add it to the list of steps:

Step 7 - Configure Save Command

Click on the Save menu and select the way you want to save files ('Save', 'Save As', 'Save To Local Folder'). Press 'Specify Settings' button to enter options:

Step 8 - Specify File Naming

Specify filenaming options and processing parameters ('Embed Index' or 'PDF Optimizer') in 'Output Options' dialog. Press OK button once done.

Step 9 - Select Input Files/Folders To Process

Now select input files/folders to run this action on. Press either file or folder icon in the 'Files to be Processed' section and select an input files/folder. Repeat this procedure multiple times to add more than one file/folder if necessary.

Step 10 - Save Action

Now we have completed configuring the command. We have specified input files/folders, commands to use and where and how to save the results. Press 'Save' button to save these settings as a named 'action':

Step 11 - Add Name and Description

Type desired 'Action Name' and description into 'Save Actions' dialog. Press 'Save' button to save the action.

Step 12 - Selecting Action For Execution

Now you should see this new action added to both the 'Action Wizard' toolbar and to 'File > Action Wizard' menu. Click on the action in the 'Actions' list to execute it. If you have selected a folder as input and there are a lot of files in it, then it takes quite some time for Adobe Acrobat to display a 'Start' button for launching the action (see next step).

Step 13 - Starting the Action

Press 'Start' button to execute the action.