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	~~'''Split Pages''' is an activity that will split a multi-page PDF or TIF document into individual pages.~~
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	~~When applied to a '''Batch Folder''' with an attached PDF or TIF file, the '''~~Split Pages~~''' activity will create a '''Batch Page''' object for each page in the file, which are created as children of the '''Batch Folder'''.~~		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|Split Pages}}</blockquote>

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	'''Split Pages''' is an activity that will split a multi-page PDF or TIF document into individual pages.		'''Split Pages''' is an activity that will split a multi-page PDF or TIF document into individual pages.

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Dgreenwood: /* Configuration Examples */

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Configuration Examples

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	'''Split Page's''' internal logic looks for a ''single'' image making up a PDF's page content when determining if it's image-based. Therefore, '''Split Pages''' will ''not'' consider "Multi-Image" PDF pages to be image-based and split them as PDF pages (''not'' JPEG images).		'''Split Page's''' internal logic looks for a ''single'' image making up a PDF's page content when determining if it's image-based. Therefore, '''Split Pages''' will ''not'' consider "Multi-Image" PDF pages to be image-based and split them as PDF pages (''not'' JPEG images).

	However, "Multi-~~Page~~" PDF pages' images ''can'' be burst using the '''Rasterize''' command. For more information, please visit the [[#Using the Rasterize Execute Command]] section of this article.		However, "Multi-Image" PDF pages' images ''can'' be burst using the '''Rasterize''' command. For more information, please visit the [[#Using the Rasterize Execute Command]] section of this article.
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Dgreenwood: /* Is Rasterize for Me? */

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Is Rasterize for Me?

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	'''When ''Rasterize'' is for you:'''		'''When ''Rasterize'' is for you:'''

	# If your PDF documents are large, multipage files with image-based pages (more than 50), you will benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.		# If your PDF documents are large, multipage files with image-based pages (more than, say, 50), you will benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.
	# If you are using '''''Rasterize''''' to render images (as opposed to burst images), you will receive the ''most'' benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.		# If you are using '''''Rasterize''''' to render images (as opposed to burst images), you will receive the ''most'' benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.
	#* FYI: Rendering takes more time than image bursting because the image is literally re-drawn instead of directly copied.		#* FYI: Rendering takes more time than image bursting because the image is literally re-drawn instead of directly copied.
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	# If your PDF documents are 100% text-based pages, you will '''''not''''' benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.		# If your PDF documents are 100% text-based pages, you will '''''not''''' benefit from running '''''Rasterize'''''.
	# If your PDF documents are image-based but small (less than 50 pages), you will receive little (and possibly no) benefit running '''''Rasterize'''''.		# If your PDF documents are image-based but small (less than, say, 50 pages), you will receive little (and possibly no) benefit running '''''Rasterize'''''.
	# If your PDF documents have mixed pages, where some are image-based and others are text-based, but only a few image-based pages per document, you will receive little to no benefit running '''Rasterize'''.		# If your PDF documents have mixed pages, where some are image-based and others are text-based, but only a few image-based pages per document, you will receive little to no benefit running '''Rasterize'''.

Dgreenwood: /* Image Processing Considerations */

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Image Processing Considerations

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	'''Image Processing''' will conditionally apply the '''IP Profile''', given the following:		The '''Image Processing''' activity will conditionally apply the '''IP Profile''', given the following:
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	'''Image Processing''' will conditionally apply the '''IP Profile''', given the following:		The '''Image Processing''' activity will conditionally apply the '''IP Profile''', given the following:
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