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Hi,
There are times when I have a PDF but do not have the native file from which it is created. I would like to know the name of the images in the PDF.
There is a program--PitStop--that I used to use years ago that could tell you all the parameters of an image including the name of the image used by the native file.
But it seems that the preflight tools in Acrobat cannot do this. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to find the name of an image?
Thanks,
Tom

Hi Tom,
I'm pretty sure the IPTC data gets completely consumed inside an Adobe
PDF file, even if the original images have this metadata or extended
data (XMP) information. In other words, they do not make it through.
Try downloading a copy of Enfocus Pitstop - I know you can link to an
original authoring document (InDesign/Quark) through the CertifiedPDF
route but you cannot display the image name?
This is an interesting topic.
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