EXPORT TO JPEG WITH UNIQUE BOOKMARK AS FILENAME

I have a fifty page document and each page is bookmarked with a unique name. I'd like to export each page as a jpeg and have the resulting jpeg filenames reflect their corresponding bookmark name. By default, acrobat saves each file with master document name with an appended number.
Any tips?

You can't go from a page to it's assigned bookmark, but you can execute a bookmark. So you need to scan and execute all bookmarks, exporting the selected page each time.

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