Applescript Help

You should always read the applescript dictionary. PDF Pen's close command looks like this:

close v : Close an object.

meaning that all you need to do is specify the file like so

close with saving saving in file defaultPath

the only tricky thing is whether the 'saving in' parameter is smart enough to accept a folder path or if it needs you to construct a full fuile path by adding the name of the file to the default path. play weith it and see what happens.

if PDFpen is not renaming the file in anyway, then you could something as simple as

on adding folder items tothis_folderafter receivingadded_items

try

repeat with added_item in added_items

my ocr(added_item)

tell application "Finder"

moveadded_itemto (path tohome folder)

end tell

end repeat

on error errText

display dialog "Error: " & errText

end try

end adding folder items to

which would move the file to your home folder. The other possibility is to have PDPpen save the output to the place you want it ito be.

Without more info it's difficult to get mpore specific

(path to documents folder) will return /Users/user/Documents so if the file is going there that is all you need.

if there is a folder in the documents folder you want to put the file do

(((path to documents folder) as text) & "subfolder")

So this bit of Applescript moves a file called images.jpg from my home folder to a folder "Credit" in my Documents folder

set ff to (((path to documents folder) as text) & "Credit")

tell application "Finder"

move ((path to home folder) as text) & "images.jpg" to ff

end tell

but twtwtw's suggestion to use PDFpen's ability to save the file where you want it is probably the better way to go.