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I do something similar with a HotKey script. A sample (with explanations and link to the HotKeyNet script-host software) is appended below. (Note: This answer is specific to Windows platforms.) // Software: // // // Script for HotKeyNet (0.1.45 Build 210) to automate // converting many.SWF files to PDFs by opening each SWF in // Adobe's standalone Flash Player and then printing it as a // PDF file using Foxit Reader's virtual PDF printer. The SWF // files' contents are static (not animated), and are thus // suitable for printing. They are pages of a print magazine // and the files contain multiple objects - images, text, // fonts, and rendering and layout information. // The script works by sending a sequence of keystrokes // to the main and child windows of Adobe Flash Player // and Foxit Reader's PDF Printer // To use this script: // 1) Load it in HotKeyNet.exe, then: // 2) Minimise HotKeyNet to the taskbar.

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// 3) Set Foxit's PDF Printer as the default printer. // 4) Open file 01.swf in Adobe Flash Player, and manually // perform the above sequence for converting it to PDF // to establish the source and destination folders to // be used by the player and the virtual printer. // 5) Ensure that the flash player has the focus. // that it is the foreground application.) // 6) Press the HotKey defined below to run the script. // Part 1: Define a user-command 'PrintOnePage'.

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// Within the command,%1% stands for a parameter // passed to the command, which will be a filename. // That name will be used as both the.SWF file to // be opened and the.PDF file to be written. // Key sequence to open a file in the player: // Alt+F, O, Alt+B, filename, Alt+O, Enter // Key sequence to print the file as a PDF: // Alt+F, P, Alt+P, Alt+N, filename, Enter // End of user-command definition // Part 2: Define a HotKey that, when pressed (once), // will run the above command multiple times with a // different parameter each time. They are 02, 03, 04, // etc, which are the SWF and PDF filename pairs. // Add a line for each page file // End of script.