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      Does that sound do-able?




Most things are doable, provided that your information is precise: first you say that pages may or may not have a text frame labelled "jobnumber" and that that frame may or may not have text in it (your post can be read like that anyway). Now you say that every page has a text frame labelled "jobnumber" and that that frame can be filled with either of three text strings. Or maybe all three strings? You say 

      then I should be able save each file with the names "Avocado.jpg", "Burnt
      Sienna.jpg" and "pnga-0431.jpg" respectively.




Or do you mean "save each file with the names "Avocado.jpg", "Burnt Sienna.jpg" _OR_ "pnga-0431.jpg" respectively."? The way you phrased it, it looks as if you want to save three files from a page. But your example shows that you meant "or", not "and".

But anyway, the last two lines of your example appear to make clear what you want. The attached script exports each page of the active document to JPG, using the contents of the text frame labelled "jobnumber" on that page. The script assumes that each page has such a text frame and that there is something in it, and that whatever is in it provides a legal file name. It doesn't do any error checking/catching at all.

Peter



app.jpegExportPreferences.resolution = 300; 
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegExportRange = ExportRangeOrAllPages.exportRange;

app.activeDocument.sections.everyItem().includeSectionPrefix = false; 

path = app.activeDocument.filePath + '/'; 
p = app.activeDocument.pages.everyItem().getElements(); 
for (i = 0; i < p.length; i++) 
  { 
  jpg_name = p[i].textFrames.item ('jobnumber').contents + '.jpg'; 
  app.jpegExportPreferences.pageString = p[i].name; 
  app.activeDocument.exportFile (ExportFormat.jpg, File (path + jpg_name)); 
  }