ByteScout Premium Suite – VBScript – Extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk

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ByteScout Premium Suite – VBScript – Extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk

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How to extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk in VBScript with ByteScout Premium Suite

Learning is essential in computer world and the tutorial below will demonstrate how to extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk in VBScript

Extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk is simple to apply in VBScript if you use these source codes below. What is ByteScout Premium Suite? It is the set that includes 12 SDK products from ByteScout including tools and components for PDF, barcodes, spreadsheets, screen video recording. It can help you to extract pages from pdf with pdf extractor sdk in your VBScript application.

These VBScript code samples for VBScript guide developers to speed up coding of the application when using ByteScout Premium Suite. Simply copy and paste in your VBScript project or application you and then run your app! Want to see how it works with your data then code testing will allow the function to be tested and work properly.

If you want to try other source code samples then the free trial version of ByteScout Premium Suite is available for download from our website. Just try other source code samples for VBScript.

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SplitPDF.vbs

      ' Create Bytescout.PDFExtractor.DocumentSplitter object
Set splitter = CreateObject("Bytescout.PDFExtractor.DocumentSplitter")
splitter.RegistrationName = "demo"
splitter.RegistrationKey = "demo"

inputFile = "sample.pdf"

' Enable optimization of output documents
splitter.OptimizeSplittedDocuments = true

splitter.ExtractPage inputFile, "page3.pdf", 3 ' (!) Note: page number is 1-based.
                
WScript.Echo "Extracted page 3 to file page3.pdf"

' Split in two parts:
' ===================

splitter.Split inputFile, "part1.pdf", "part2.pdf", 3 ' (!) Note: page number is 1-based.

WScript.Echo "Splitted at page 3 to files part1.pdf and part2.pdf"

' Split by ranges:
' ================

' SplitCOM() returns array with a list of filenames
splittedParts = splitter.SplitCOM(inputFile, "1-3,4-6,7,8-") ' (!) Note: page numbers are 1-based; ending "-" means "to the end".

WScript.Echo "Splitted by ranges sucessfully"

' Display list of generated outputfiles
For Each file in splittedParts
    Wscript.Echo file
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