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Select "Save to Local Folder" from the pull-down list. Click the "OK" icon next to the "Save" command.

It is good idea to keep the original and optimized PDFs separate in case you would need to go back and re-do the processing.

Step 4 - Specify an Output Folder Now we need to select an output folder where to save the optimized PDF files. Expand the "Save & Export" tools category and find "Save" command in the list: Double click on a "Save" command. If the goal is to only optimize PDF files, then the "action" needs only one "Save" command.

Step 3 - Add "Save" Command The PDF Optimizer functionality is provided by the "Save" command. Step 2 - Create a New "Action" Click on the "New Action" icon on the "Action Wizard" toolbar to create a new batch processing "action". Double click on the "Action Wizard" tool icon to open the tool controls. Step 1 - Start the Action Wizard Tool Start the Adobe® Acrobat® Pro application. You can download trial versions of both the Adobe® Acrobat® and the AutoBatch™ plug-in. Prerequisites You need a copy of the Adobe® Acrobat® Pro along with the AutoBatch™ plug-in installed on your computer in order to use this tutorial.

The tutorial provides the step-by-step instructions for: The tutorial is using the AutoBatch™ plug-in to launch processing from outside of Adobe® Acrobat®. It is often used to reduce the file size and/or make PDF documents to comply with a specific version of PDF file format. The PDF Optimizer feature of Adobe Acrobat is designed for managing fonts, images, and document content of PDF files. Batch-Optimizing of PDF Files Introduction The tutorial shows how to optimize of multiple PDF files using the PDF Optimizer tool of the Adobe® Acrobat® Pro.