html converter (htmltools)

License activation / Windows 2008

Hi,

registration of newer (eg.2.6.0.1 ) htmltools.exe command line versions fails on Windows 2008R2. Older (eg 2.0.xx) versions does work.

I'm calling "htmltools.exe -$ ourkey".  The help still says to use -$ for activation.
Has anything been changed or is this a Windows2008 issue?

By the way: the page https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/index.html# only mention support for Win98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista platforms.
Is this still the case?

Regards,
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Our htmltools.exe does support Windows2008 system, that's no problem.

Please launch a CMD window by administrator privilege, run following command line in this CMD winodw, you will able to register it properly,

htmltools.exe -$ ourkey

if your CMD window hasn't administrator privilege, the registration process may fail.

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doc to any converter

I want to convert an xls or xlsx file into an mht file

Hello,

I want to convert an xls or xlsx file into an mht file (several thousands of files)

The command doc2any.exe example.xlsx out.mht gives result = OK but the command doc2any.exe –office 0 example.xlsx out.mht gives a result = error.
Does it means that Excel must be installed on the computer ?

My need is to convert xls or xlss files into mht files using a computer where Excel is not installed, is it possible with VeryDOC doc2any? how ?

Tanks in advance for your answer.
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Hi,

Yes, you need install MS Excel application into your system in order to convert XLSX document to MHTML format, if your system hasn't MS Excel application installed, the conversion will failed.

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html converter (htmltools)

I can not register htmlshell.dll

We bought … one license? two licenses? for HTMLtools, to run on our Windows2000 server. But now we're migrating to Windows2008 … and it won't run … it gives this error message …
And of course the buy-nag line on the output.
What to do? If there is an upgrade cost, please advise.

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I think it has to do with permissions, but am not sure how to correct it …
HTMLTools will run from the Win2008 server, but the files that will be converted will be in various places on the WAN.
I do have supervisor rights, and can change this software's installation, if I need to.

http://support.softartisans.com/kbview_883.aspx

(Also, I tried passing a URL to it, but found I had to map a drive letter instead … this works fine on the Win2000 server, but not on Win2k8 … so I have to figure out how to deal with that also).

Thanks very much for your time and help.

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Please launch a CMD window by administrator privilege, run following command line to register it,

Regsvr32 htmlshell.dll

If you are using 64bit system, you need run 32bit version of regsvr32.exe application, for example,

C:\windows\syswow64\regsvr32.exe htmlshell.dll

Please notice, you need use administrator privilege to register it, if your CMD window hasn’t administrator privilege, you can’t register htmlshell.dll correctly.

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Hmm ... I tried that ... and I am an admin. This is what I see. "Drive B" is the file location. I can read / write to that location.
I will look for the file htmlsdk.dll.

Thanks for your time / help.
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Your CMD window seems not own the administrator privilege, please launch a CMD window with administrator privilege, run this command line in this new CMD window again, the “Can’t register htmlsdk.dll file properly” error message will disappear.

You can also download the latest version of htmltools.exe from our website to try again, this permission retriction problem has been solved in the latest version of htmltools.exe application,

https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/index.html#dl
https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/htmltools.zip

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image to pdf converter

Batch convert image to pdf

Hello,

I am testing the 'image to pdf converter 2.1' free version with Windows 7

If I try to convert a single tif-file into a single pdf-file, it works:

img2pdf.exe C:\Test\1.tif C:\Test\1.pdf

But how can I convert several tif's in several pdf's ?
Example:
the files 1.tif, 2.tif an 3.tif should be converted into 1.pdf, 2.pdf and
3.pdf

I have tried it with this command:

img2pdf.exe C:\Test\*.tif C:\Test\*.pdf

The result you can see in the hardcopy.
Which command can convert the 3 tif-files in 3 pdf-files ?
Thank you

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You can simple run following command line to batch convert all TIFF files
in C:\Test folder to PDF files,

for %F in (C:\Test\*.tif) do img2pdf.exe "%F" "%~dpnF.pdf"

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Hello,

thanks for your answer, but I don't understand it:

What do you mean with 'for %F in (C:\Test\*.tif) do img2pdf.exe "%F"
"%~dpnF.pdf"' ?

How must I define, that %F stands for C:\Test\*.tif ? Must this be defined
with a special command line ?

Sorry and thanks ...
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You need define nothing, just run following command line in CMD window, you will able to convert all TIFF files in C:\test folder to PDF file quickly,

for %F in (C:\Test\*.tif) do img2pdf.exe "%F" "%~dpnF.pdf"

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Hello,

it's me again ...

Last question:
If i write the command in an cmd window, it works.

But can I start the convertions of the files with a batch-file (example see attachment) ?

If I start the file test.bat, nothing happens. This is important for us, that we can start the convertion with a batch-file, so we can schedule the start of the batch-file, so no one must do something by manual.
Why does the command in the batch-file not work ?
Thanks
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In the .bat file, please use "%%" to replace "%" character, you will get it work, for example,

for %%F in (C:\Test\*.tif) do img2pdf.exe "%%F" "%%~dpnF.pdf"

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pdf print

Add barcode watermark with PDFPrint Command Line

Hi

We are testing your PDFPrint Command Line v2.0.

We tried to add barcode watermark to an existed PDF, but it does not print out the barcode

myPDF.pdf contain a barcode text "*111111*", we can print it out as barcode without any problem

The command is::
pdfprint.exe -winfont  -wtext "*0123456789*" -wf "AdvHC39b" -wtype 2 -wh 80 -wa 0 C:\myPDF.pdf

The output :: ( Please refer to attached files )
(1) "*111111*" is barcode
(2) Watermark "*0123456789*" is not a barcode, is text

We are sured AdvHC39b was embedded in myPDF.pdf and AdvHC39b font was also installed on our Windows 7 x64

Is there any font or other limitation of the watermark function of PDF Print command line?

Compare to myPDF.pdf and Output.pdf, the barcode in output.pdf is not clear, is it normal?

Thank you
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We suggest you may run following command lines to try again, we hoping one of the following command lines will create better printout to you,

pdfprint.exe -winfont  -wtext "*0123456789*" -wf "AdvHC39b" -wtype 2 -wh 80 -wa 0 -raster C:\myPDF.pdf

pdfprint.exe -winfont  -wtext "*0123456789*" -wf "AdvHC39b" -wtype 2 -wh 80 -wa 0 -raster2 C:\myPDF.pdf

pdfprint.exe -winfont  -wtext "*0123456789*" -wf "AdvHC39b" -wtype 2 -wh 80 -wa 0 -useembedfont C:\myPDF.pdf

If you encounter any problem with pdf print application, please feel free to let us know.

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