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I agree

Now I’m thinking of it, try this header, might work:
Content-Type: application/json;charset=utf-8

Ouch, you posted in scripting. I’m not sure about these 3rd party apps. Do you have the scripting module?

mart3223 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 10:52 am If I use the same JSON in Enfocus Switch

Could be a encoding issue. How do you create your json on the Switch server, and how do you post?

e.g. If you create your json via FileWrite try using UTF-8: File.write(json, jsonBody,'UTF-8')

I replace with this one, so one rename job does lower all extensions:
[Job.Extension:Case="lower"]

This is utterly stupid. What benefit of this differentiation ??

JavaScript is a case-sensitive language.

Sander - have you got it implemented that way ?? Any working script you could share ?? Nope I'm using a lot of xlsx to csv and reversed but not doc. However I created this one for you. This is something we don't need to reinvent, I got most of this script @ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16534...

With a Powershell script via Execute Command you probably won’t even notice it’s already done

You don’t need hold job, just assemble job with correct timeout settings.

Correct:
"Merge PDF is a processor that produces a single PDF file containing all of the pages provided by the PDF files in the incoming job folder."

You can use a sort before to order your files:

You need a Assemble Job before Merge PDF. Do you have one?

Laziest approach I can think of:
"copy *.csv combined.csv" via command prompt @ Windows.

Haha excuse me. I only made a screenshot of my xlsx to csv script instead of csv to xlsx.

Settings are slightly different.

Sure:
Edit: wrong script, this is the correct one:

I have seen this issue since years. My workaround is to start Adobe InDesign with Windows startup. I do a scheduled reboot each night. I had to do something myself because my local HP team said Windows Server 2012R2 + Adobe InDesign + Smartstream is not supported. Only consumer Windows versions are ...

I'm using Powershell with execute command for it, it works like a charm. # # Script: Save CSV as XLSX # # Last change: 28-10-2014, Sander - Wihabo # # Sources: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17688468/how-to-export-a-csv-to-excel-using-powershell # param( [string]$fileinput = "", # Swit...