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Yes you can have just one connection but it should be the stoplight type.

You should be able to drag out multiple connections and select if it should be Success or Error output. You see that when you right click on the connection.

Your outgoing connections are wrong. If you remove the XML Pickup and drag in a new one on the flow and then drag out new connections to it and out from it you'll get it right.

What can you see in the log message?

DO you have Debug activated for Messages?

We need a screeshot of the XML Pickup Properties

You have to use XSLT and spilt the XML to one each for each file.
With the Saxonica app you can use an XSLT.
Then you can process each job file

You need the Metadata module for that

netaware wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2026 5:33 pm I tried it but i cannot get it to work with network path.

I wrote a script that is working.

But I want to stop the flow completely if the file does not exist.

It does work with network paths, you have to write them correctly as an inline value in the properties.

There is an app for this:

https://www0.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pr ... file-exist

You can use the Get Switch log message app to solve this.
It will just need one flow with this app and your mail send element.

This app read the log messages and you can filter what messages the app should send to you.

https://www0.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pr ... g-messages

It might be an idea to add this information to the Script Documentation. I had the same problem and got help from Freddy to fix it.

PDF Toolbox have a tool for exploring the metadata inside the PDF.

The only thing I found from Esko or ArtPro was this crosshair, not trim marks as I said before.
Nothing special in the color definitions

I found a few XML values that referred to Esko trim marks but nothing about the things you asked for.

Try this app, it can do that:
https://www0.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pr ... -pages-pro

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