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ARTS Split Pro 1.4

7.0 Appendix A – Rectangle Commands

Contained in this appendix is a list of all the commands that can be used in conjunction
with the rectangle tool found in the ARTS Split Pro Assistant.

SplitIfTextIsPresent
If the specified parameter is contained in any run of text on the page, the PDF will be
split and the page will be the start of a new file. The comparison is case sensitive.

SplitIfTextContainedInBox
Text inside the rectangle on a page is searched to see if it contains the specified
parameter. If the string parameter is found inside the rectangle on a page, then the PDF
will be split and that page becomes the start of a new file.

SplitItTextIsInARun
If the specified parameter is found in any text run then the PDF will be split. Text that
spans multiple runs of text will not activate a split.

SplitOnTextChange
The text inside the rectangle on a page is searched, and if the text inside the rectangle
on a page is different from the text inside the rectangle on the previous page, the PDF
will be split and a new file is started.

SplitOnTextChangeAfterString
The text inside the rectangle on a page is searched for the specified parameter. If the
text after the string parameter is different from (the text after the string of the) previous
page, the PDF will be split and a new file is started.

SplitOnTextChangeAfterStringOnly
The text inside the rectangle on a page is searched for the specified string parameter. If
the specified string is found, it will look if the text after the specified parameter changes
from page to page, the PDF will be split and a new file started. Ignores pages where the
string is not present.

SplitItThisTextRepeats
The text inside the rectangle on a page is searched to see if it contains the specified
parameter. If the string parameter is found inside the rectangle on two pages in a row,
the PDF will split between the two pages so that they end up in different fragments.

SkipHeader
Normally, the splitiftextcontainedinbox command causes a new fragment to be started
whenever the specified text is found within the box. The first fragment starts at page one
and continues up to the page before the first page that contains the text in the box. The
Skipheader command causes the first fragment to start with the first page that contains
the text in the box, leaving out any pages that came before it.

ProvideFilename
Whatever text falls inside the rectangle (see runs of text) is used as the file name for the
fragment. The text is appended to the output file name. If this or a similar command
appears more than once in the coordinate file, the text from each rectangle is appended
together in the same order that the commands appear in the coordinate file. This allows
you to use the text from multiple locations on the page as part of the file name.

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