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How to use the docPrint printer?

2011/09/26

Actually, docPrint is not only a printer. It can also act as a converter which supports various formats. But this article will mainly show you how to use it as a printer. If you don’t have this software, please go to download it at https://www.verypdf.com. After you install this software in your computer, let’s go to see how easily you can use it.

Step 1: Open the file

Open the file or the web page you want to print, here I would like to take THE web page https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html as an example.

Step 2: Press “Ctrl”+ “P”, you will see a prompt as following:

Step 3: Select “docPrint” on the drop-down menu of “name”.

If you want to print all the pages of a single file on A4, click on “OK” button; Other wise, click on “Properties” button to set page size, paper range, page order, color, etc. Then, you will see another prompt as following:

Step 4: Select more advanced options.

You can select various layout options by clicking on “Advanced” button. For example, if you want to print two pages, or six pages on one piece of page, then you can select the number on the “Page Per Sheet” drop-down menu; or if you hate to waste ink, you can click on the “Paper/Quality” button, and select the “Black &White” option under “Color”. For the sake of concise, I will not introduce all the advanced choices in detail here, but I will write another article to introduce them in another article.

Step 5： Preview

After setting page size, color, etc., click on the “OK” button. A few seconds later, the icon of the printer on the taskbar as below will disappear, which means the printer is ready for printing. You can preview the pages, and set some options before you really print your file. For example you can choose to print a watermark on paper, and select the page margins like small, medium or none.

Step 6: Print

Click on the icon marked by red circle, then, select the name of the real printer driver on the drop-down menu of the new prompt as below, then you can print you file.

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You can convert an image of emf to postscript format

2011/09/262011/09/30

An emf file is a Windows Enhanced MetaFile which is a revised version of WMF (Windows MetaFile) format. EMF has more commands than WMF. EMF format supports to store images in vector mode, which means the vector components will not lose their displaying quality while being zoomed in. The two snapshots below show the difference of two pictures stored in EMF and GIF format, respectively. In the upper one that shows an image stored in emf format, we can see that the text “VeryPDF” is clear and sharp though the size is enlarged. In the bottom picture, obviously the text is blurred and pixelated with losing much image quality.

Another two snapshots show the emf file even has a better display quality than the one in gif when being presented in normal size.

Here is a method of converting an image of emf to postscript format without losing its vector features and image quality.

Install the VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line and type these commands (below) into you MS-DOS command line prompt window, then you will get your image converted from emf to postscript, ps format.

D:\htmltools>D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf D:\htmltools\verypdf.ps

The whole process is presented in the following screen snapshot:

“D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe” calls the conversion tool, “D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf” specifies the path and name of the source emf file. “D:\htmltools\verypdf.ps” with extension name “ps” is to tell the convertor to convert the image emf to postscript format.

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How to convert an image of emf to ps file?

2011/09/262011/09/30

PostScript, PS, is a file format which contains codes for controlling how to display the graphics, texts and other elements encapsuled in the file. PS file is designed to maintaining the display effect of the file on different display devices. It is widely used by publishers, corporations, government agencies and printer devices providers. For a ps file contains the controlling codes to determine the display of it, a ps file is friendly for those people who need to precisely display their graphics such as curve graphs, data scatter graphs, etc. PS files are also needed for publishers who need a higher level of publication quality, such as sharpness, fixed layouts and precise type settings. Sometimes an image in other format but not ps should be converted to ps format for special reason.

The below will provide a method of converting an file of emf to ps format using VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line. After installing the conversion tools, you just need to type these commands into your MS-DOS command line prompt achieving your aim:

D:\htmltools>D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf D:\htmltools\verypdf.ps

The command “D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe” calls the conversion tool, htmltools.exe, and “D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf” is the path and name of source file. “D:\htmltools\verypdf.ps” determines the path and name of exported files of the conversion. The extension name “ps” in the string is to tell the conversion tool to convert emf to ps. The screen snapshot below is the an example of converted file of emf to ps:

To be visually helpful, here is a screen snapshot of the whole process of the conversion from emf to ps using the VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line:

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A way to convert emf to png format

2011/09/262011/09/26

A PNG or png is the extension name of/and a digital image format with its full name as Portable Network Graphics. Just as its name implies, a PNG is prepared specially for the Internet sharing and displaying. For GIF also supports the Internet usage, PNG was created to replace GIF because a PNG image does not need a patent license. So, PNG sometimes means PNG is Not GIF. PNG supports not only 8-bit but also up to 64-bit colors while GIF can only support up to 8-bit colors. At the same time, PNG supports a higher level of transparency than GIF. With the advantages above, PNG format is widely used on Internet and open-source projects.

Here comes an introduction of converting an image of emf to png with tool VeryPDF HTML Converter. You can launch the command line prompt on your Windows Operating System, and type these commands into it to achieve the the conversion of emf to png:

D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf D:\htmltools\verypdf.PNG

Hit the Enter key of the keyboard after typing the above commands in, you will see the prompts as the screen snapshot shows below:

In the commands, “D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe” is to call the conversion tool, “D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf” is for telling the conversion tool which file to convert from and “D:\htmltools\verypdf.png” sets the name of conversion target file. If your command line prompt is currently in the directory which the conversion tool, htmltools.exe, is installed in, you could omit the path string “D:\htmltools\”. For the same reason, if your command line prompt is running in the directory where your emf files stored, you could omit the path before the name, too. The words above guide you how to convert an image of emf to png format and below is an example of converted png from an emf image.

After convert your image of emf to png, you are free to make use of your converted png images at will.

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color printing VeryPDF PCL convertor

2011/09/232018/05/08

Hello,

Just a few weeks a go you helped me with selecting the right fonts for printing towards my TNT-printer. This seems to be right now.

Next challenge is printing with VeryPDF PCL Tool in color mode. I ‘ve read that VeryPDF supports PCL-commands with color.

I just want to print some text in a red , green or black. Just with a simple Pallete, a few colors are enough.

I read something about pallete’s, simple color RGB etc., this is the pcl code,
ESC*p0P = push/pop pallette
ESC*r3U = simple color rgb
ESC*v1S = colorcode
Resulting in this kind of PCL code:
CHR(27)+"&p0P"+CHR(27)+"&r3U"+CHR(27)+"&v2S"

I typed it in a few different ways, but all the time the text is printed black. I just want to print some text in another color.

Do you have any suggestions about using PCL code for printing text in a different foregroundcolor? bpl13212.pdf, I already studied this document, but no working solution was in it.

Thanks for your suggestions.
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You can create a Word document, insert some characters with different foreground color, print it to a PCL Printer to create PCL file, you will get correct pcl code from output PCL file.

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