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Document Printer (docPrint) Frequently Asked Questions

1.How to use Document Printer (docPrint) software?
2.How to combine several print jobs?
3.How to convert PDF, DOC, PPT, XLS, etc documents to TIFF and other image formats?
4.How to scale A3 paper to A4 paper?
5.How to save my paper? (Print two or more pages in one paper)
6.The GUI version works fine, but the command-line mode doesn't work, why?

>1.How to use Document Printer software?
A: 1: Select the "docPrint" from the Print dialog box of your application and click OK,
     2: Set your layout options in the Document Printer software, and click the Print button to print it,

>2.How to combine several print jobs?
A: 1: Print a document to "docPrint", and leave the Document Printer Preview window on the screen,
    2: Print another document to "docPrint" again, Document Printer will capture all print jobs for you.

>3.How to convert PDF, DOC, PPT, XLS, etc documents to TIFF and other image formats?
A: 1: Print a document to "docPrint",
    2: Click "Save" button in Document Printer software, and save your document to image formats,

>4.How to scale A3 paper to A4 paper?
A: 1: Run the web browser software, and select A3 paper size, (From "File" menu->"Page Setup" Menu),
    2: Print to Document Printer, then you can select A4 or Letter paper to print it again,

>5.How to save my paper? (Print two or more pages in one paper)
A: 1: Print a document to "docPrint",
    2: Click the 1up/2up/4up/6up/8up/16up buttons to scale your multi-page document into one paper.

>6.The GUI version works fine, but the command-line mode doesn't work, why?
A: The gui version works fine, but the command-line mode doesn't. It always responses the following message:
     C:\>doc2pdf -i input.doc -o out.pdf
     Conversion time = 984ms
     input.doc ==> out.pdf, result=0
     Solution: You should use full path for input and output filenames, for example,
     C:\>doc2pdf -i "C:\input.doc" -o "C:\out.pdf"

Or another one:
     C:\>doc2pdf -i C:\my test\input.doc -o C:\my test\out.jpg
     Solution: You should use quotation marks to include input and output filenames if they contain spaces, for example,
     C:\>doc2pdf -i "C:\my test\input.doc" -o "C:\my test\out.jpg"