html converter (htmltools)

How to convert an emf to jpeg file?

JPEG is an image compressing standard created by Joint Photographic Experts Group. As one of the numerous image formats, JPEG is a widely used standard in digital image compressing and storing. JPEG can bring a well balance between picture quality and storage size. Currently most digital cameras and image capture devices support and use the image storing format, and, on the Internet, JPEG is frequently used for storing, transmitting and demonstrating.

For easy storing, transmitting and displaying, you may convert an image in emf to jpeg. Here is a method for converting an emf to jpeg using VeryPDF HTML Converter.

In the MS-DOS command input line, you could type these commands in to convert your emf to jpeg as shown in the snapshot:

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

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where D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe tells cmd.exe the path and the name of the executable converter. If your command prompt is currently running in the directory of the converter, you may leave out the forepart, “D:\htmltools\”. “D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf” is the name of source file which the converter converts from and “D:\htmltools\verypdf.jpeg” is the path and name for the conversion target.

Because the format jpeg is commonly supported by many image decoders and viewers, after the conversion from emf to jpeg, you will get the image stored in jpeg format which is easy for sharing and showing on the internet. Without worrying about the rendering problems, you can email, post or transfer to share a jpeg to anyone. They can view your jpeg easily.

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html converter (htmltools)

How to convert an emf to jp2 format?

What is a jp2 file? We always hear of the image format of jpg or jpeg, so what is a jp2? JPEG2000 as an image coding and compressing system was taken out in the year 2000 by the Joint Photographic Experts Group, JPEG for shot. It was for replacing the old standard of jpeg, and the extension name for a jpeg2000 image is .jp2. There is also an extension name .jpx for the specifications in ISO/IEC 15444-2. JPEG 2000 or jp2 file for shot, has much better performances than jpeg/jpg in image compression. JP2 has a feature of scalable compression and remarkable flexibility for code stream. With these advantages, applications can decode the file in a number of ways and easily change the resolution or other factors in image quality.

So, for the latter is so better, how to change an emf to jp2?

There is a simple method using VeryPDF HTML Converter to convert an  emf to jp2. In the MS-DOS command line input box, you can just directly type in these commands to complete the job:

"D:\htmltools>D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf D:\htmltools\verypdf.jp2 <Enter>",

where "D:\htmltools\htmltools.exe" is to call the htmltools component of VeryPDF HTML Converter to convert the emf to jp2. if your MS-DOS command prompt is in the same directory as htmltools, you can omit the path specifying string “D:\htmltools\”. "D:\htmltools\verypdf.emf" is the path and name of the source file and "D:\htmltools\verypdf.jp2" tell the converter to store the path and the name of the converted file. The whole progress can be seen in this snapshot:

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When finished the conversion from emf to jp2, your folder, D:\htmltools\ in this case, will contain a new file with extension name jp2, verypdf.jp2 for this case.

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Now you can view or edit the new file with any supported applications you prefer. Double click the icon or name of the new file, launch the associated application to view or edit it.

imageThe above snapshot shows viewing the new file of the conversion from emf to jp2.

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powerpoint to flash

PowerPoint to flash does crash on Windows 2003

Hi

We have been using your PPT to flash software (command line) for a few years, we now need to transfer this to a new server.

I’ve installed PowerPoint and your software but whenever I try to use the GUI or command line, they instantly crash with the error below.

Both the old and new servers are 2003, can you please advise on what the issue might be

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Please download the latest version of PowerPoint to flash Converter from following web page to try, we hoping the latest version of PowerPoint to flash Converter wil work better for you,

https://www.verypdf.com/ppt-flash/index.html

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pdfcamp printer

EXE Processes are used in PDFcamp Printer and Doc Converter COM

Hi,

We have the PDFcamp Printer v2.1 registration key. Is it compatible with PDFcamp Printer v2.3?

My application ends all processes related to the conversion of a document when the time for conversion expires (5 minutes by default). So I’d like to know which processes are related to the conversion activity, because my application needs to end all of them. Currently, I realized that this new version uses the processes: winword, html2pdf and gswin32c. Is there anyone else?

Best regards,
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The PDFcamp Printer v2.1 registration key is not compatible with PDFcamp Printer v2.3.

>>Currently, I realized that this new version uses the processes: winword, html2pdf and gswin32c. Is there anyone else?

You need kill following processes too,

pdfcp.exe

it hasn't other dependent processes.

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pdf to html converter

Wrong font size in HTML file which created by PDF to HTML Converter Command Line application

VeryPDF,

I am a registered user of the PDF2HTML Command Line v3.2 of your software and I am having an issue converting a pdf to HTML.  I am wanting to convert the PDF into one html file (-onehtm).  When I convert the pdf with images, the text gets placed on the image background images and also as HTML text.  When I convert using no images (-noimg), the PDF file has some text that is not in the correct font size. (Majority of the text is size 17, but some appears in the middle of paragraphs as size 5).  Can you please help me out?  A link to the PDF file I am trying to convert is:

Thanks,

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We noticed this PDF file was created from scanner, the hidden text layer is not good enough, please look at following screenshot, this is the screenshot of hidden text layer in your PDF file, as you see, the text layer is not good enough,

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There is no way to override the font sizes coming out of VeryPDF or at least specify a minimum font size to be used in the ouput?
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Thanks for your message, PDF2HTML Command Line v3.2 does retain the font size from your PDF file to HTML file, it hasn’t a minimum font size in default, you should better reformat the font size in your input PDF file in order to get the better HTML files, you can also change the font size in output HTML files by manual.

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