Batch sequence to remove document JavaScript

Question

Does anyone know of a batch sequence that can remove the document JavaScript from a group of Acrobat 9 Pro PDFs?

Answer 1

If the doc-level Javascript names are not known in advance, then the only way I found to remove all of the Javascripts is with doc.extractPages(), which will create a new doc object, and then newDoc.saveAs() followed by newDoc.closeDoc().
I don't do this in a batch sequence but in a .Net app, so I'm not entirely sure how you would write this in a batch sequence.  Here's a code snippet that shows the basic logic:
                object AcroJS = AcroPDDoc.GetJSObject();
                string PdfFullPath = "C:\\filename.pdf";
                Type T = AcroJS.GetType();
                object newDoc = T.InvokeMember("extractPages", InvokeMethodFlags, null, AcroJS, null);
                AcroJS = null;
                AcroPDDoc.Close();
                object[] saveAsDataParam = { PdfFullPath };
                T.InvokeMember("saveAs", InvokeMethodFlags, null, newDoc, saveAsDataParam);
                T.InvokeMember("closeDoc", InvokeMethodFlags, null, newDoc, null);
                newDoc = null;
                AcroPDDoc.Open(PdfFullPath);
                AcroJS = AcroPDDoc.GetJSObject();
This can also be used to create a new doc GUID.
Bill