add an integral python interpreter
Why not ruby? Or Haskell? Swift?
PS: do shell script
can accommodate python commands in AppleScript.
add an integral python interpreter
Why not ruby? Or Haskell? Swift?
PS: do shell script
can accommodate python commands in AppleScript.
Thanks for beta2! This will considerably simplify my workflow! Looking forward to working with this new function.
have a nice day!
Iāve played around a bit with this new function āConvert to PDF without Annotationsā.
It deletes all annotations, it also removes Spotlight Comments, but the Tags remain.
For my use case, Iām interested in ācleanā pdfs, that I can share with people who I donāt want to see my notes (be it annotations, Spotlight comments or Tags).
Is there a simple way to remove all tags from a bunch of documents?
Or would you alternatively consider adding that to the āConvert to PDF without Annotationsā functionality? Alternatively, a command āTags->Remove Tagsā in the context menu would be sufficient for me.
many thanks!
No. But a simple script (or a smart rule with a script) could perform this.
This is a simple approachā¦
tell application id "DNtp"
repeat with thisRecord in (selection as list)
set tags of thisRecord to {}
set comment of thisRecord to ""
end repeat
end tell
Bear in mind, in this simple bit of code this will affect any file you have selected. Error-trapping would require modificiations, though this script could also be used generally in its current state.
If Iād like to combine this functionality directly with emailing (or perhaps even sharing via Slack), is there a way to create a rule where PDFs get cleaned, stored in a temporary location just long enough to be shared, and pasted into an email (or Slack) - without also sitting as a second copy in my database?
In other words, a simple āshare clean PDFā that doesnāt require that I delete newly generated PDF files afterward?
You will always have to have some cleanup involved, whether in the rule or manually.