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Mac comes with a great program call Automator that allows you to automate tasks and get things done quickly. However, few people make full use of it, either because they have this horrible misconception that it is too difficult to use, or they feel that the program doesn’t provide a benefit for them. Today, we will show you 4 useful workflow that you can do with Automator for OS X. Grabbing PDF Text Most PDF documents are essentially images of text. For this reason, it is difficult to accurately take text from PDFs into anything usable. However, there’s an automator workflow that can grab the PDF text and save it to a text file. Open Automator.

Select “Application” when asked of which document you’d like to create. In the “Library” column, select “Files and Folders”.

Next to the “Library” column, in the column for program options, drag “Ask for Finder Items” to the “Action” section. Back to the Library column, select “PDFs”. Next to the “Library” column, in the column for program options, drag “Extract PDF Text” to the “Action” section 4. In the “Extract PDF Text” item you dragged into workflow, find the option labeled “Output”. Select “Rich Text”.

Under “Save Output to”, select which location you’d like to save the text to. Click “Command + S” to title and save the workflow. Select “Application” for “File Format” When you need to extract text from the PDF file, simply run this workflow (or application) and select the PDF you’d like to convert. It will then grab he text from the PDF file and save it to the location you specified previously. Quitting All Running Applications When you are on Mac, there are two situations when you just need to purge yourself of all active applications. • if you are an individual who likes to keep your Mac on throughout the day and evening, then having an application running regularly can be brutal to your system. • On the other hand, if you are working on multiple projects at a time, your system goes into overdrive when you have multiple applications open.

This workflow allows you to have one thing working at a time. Open Automator. Select “Workflow” when asked of which document you’d like to create. In the “Library” column, select “Utilities”. Next to the “Library” column, in the column for program options, drag “Quit All Applications” to the “Action” section 3. To exclude certain applications from quitting, click “Add” and select the application(s) 4.