I’m currently running a fully licensed version of Image2PDF OCR Command Line v3.2. What is the maximum number of individual TIF images that can be specified to create a PDF. For example can I feed in over 100 individual TIF images. For example,
Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\input1.tf F:\input2.tif…..F:\input100.tif
If there is a limit, does that exist if you read in a folder rather than feed individual TIFs to the command line string?
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The length of command line is limited by Windows system, it is maybe not long than 4096 characters.
You can place all TIFF files to a folder, then you can use following command lines to convert all TIFF files from these folders into one PDF file, for example,
1.Convert one folder in to a pdf file:
Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\inputdir
2.Convert multi folder into a pdf file:
Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\inputdir1 F:\inputdir2
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