Then it doesn't matter where the Resize Set PDF Metadata Window.app is saved, it's found automatically. Note that the fully qualified pathname to the app does not necessarily need to be used and the open command could be shortened to open -a "Resize Set PDF Metadata Window".If you were doing it the see information in the document as a reference to be used in the Set PDF Metadata action, you can add it back in.Įxample code for the Run Shell Script action: open -a "/Applications/Resize Set PDF Metadata Window.app" Note that the PDF document does not first have to be opened to set the metadata and why there is no Open Finder Items action.There are two primary components for this process, one being the Automator Service named Edit PDF Metadata, and the other, an AppleScript application that sets the position and size of the Set PDF Metadata action's window.įor the Automator Service, which I saved as Edit PDF Metadata, the image below shows the settings.
I have tested the following and it works for me under macOS High Sierra. Yes, it is possible to set the position and size of the Set PDF Metadata action's window when run from an Automator Service, however it requires a bit of a creative workaround.
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