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How to resize JPG image files in batch by command line?

VeryPDF docPrint Pro v5.0 has a great feature which can be used to batch resize your JPG and other image formats on the fly. You can download and install docPrint Pro v5.0 from VeryPDF website first,

https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html#dl

after you installed it, you can launch a cmd window, run following command line to batch resize your JPG files in "D:\temp\pic\" folder,

for %F in (D:\temp\pic\*.jpg) do "C:\Program Files\docPrint Pro v5.0\imgconv.exe" -sample 100x100 "%F" "%~dpnF-thumbnail.jpg"

Above command line will preserve the image aspect ratio, so it may not produce images that are exactly 100x100. To force this to happen, modify the original command to by placing an exclamation point at the end of the desired resolution:

for %F in (D:\temp\pic\*.jpg) do "C:\Program Files\docPrint Pro v5.0\imgconv.exe" -sample 100x100! "%F" "%~dpnF-thumbnail.jpg"

OK, you will get lots of new JPG files which size are 100x100 pixel.

imgconv.exe is a free tool in the docPrint Pro v5.0, you can use it free, you needn't pay for it.

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Problems printing in VeryPDF PDF Editor software

Thanks for your message, you can download the trial version of VeryPDF PDF Editor&Viewer OCX Control v2.6 from our website directly,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdf-editor/index.html#dl

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Now I tried the VeryPDF PDF Editor&Viewer for a while and have one question

the printing function I don’t understand. Adobe automatically prints it the correct way landscape or portratit but verypdf seems to always print it the wrong way. do you have a solution for that?
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Thanks for your message, just for checking, can you print your PDF file correctly by our PDFPrint Command Line product? For example,

pdfprint.exe C:\test.pdf

if possible, please email to us your sample PDF file in question, after we checked your sample PDF file in our system, we will figure out a solution to you asap.

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The pdfprint works perfectly, no problems there.

but for example a file like this, looks normal in the program but if I press print it comes out in landscape. Almost everytime I have to go to the printer settings to change it to portrait. Other programs can automatically turn it and scale to fit A4.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to you, PDF Editor is a PDF editing software, after you added the comments or fill the forms into your PDF file, please save it first, and then open this modified PDF file in Acrobat Reader, select "Document and Markups" in Print dialog, then you can print this PDF file with comments to physical printer properly, please to try.

VeryPDF PDF Editor is only a PDF Editor product, its printing quality may not as good at Adobe Reader, so we suggest you may use Adobe Reader to print edited PDF file, this can be done easily.

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I will also try the viewer ocx + pdfprint, could work as well.
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Yes, PDF Viewer OCX + PDF Printer Command Line are great for both PDF viewing and printing.

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I can not get VerySplitMergePDF function to work

Hi,

I will purchase very soon your " PDF Editor Toolkit Professional Version" for one Server but, I have tried your Trial version successfully for my need except for Merge which do nothing …

Do you have an exemple using "dll"

Thanks
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Thanks for your message, you can call VerySplitMergePDF() function to split and merge your PDF files, please refer to the VB example of VerySplitMergePDF at below,

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Private Declare Function VerySplitMergePDF Lib "verywrite.dll" (ByVal szCommand As String) As Long

'Split or merge PDF files
szInputPDFFilename = "C:\create.pdf"
szPageRange = ",1,3"
szOutputPDFFilename = "C:\out.pdf"

'You need use (") to include the input and output filenames
szCommand = """" + szInputPDFFilename + szPageRange + """" + " " + """" + szOutputPDFFilename + """"

ret = VerySplitMergePDF(szCommand)
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The following is a VBS example which can be used to split and merge your PDF files,
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Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strFolder = fso.GetParentFolderName(wscript.ScriptFullName)

Set oPDF = CreateObject("pdfshell2.shellexe")
InputPDF = strFolder & "\PowerTech.pdf"
OutputPDF = strFolder & "\output"
oPDF.com_VerySetLicenseKey("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
strMergeCommand = ""
strMergeCommand = strMergeCommand & " burst "
strMergeCommand = strMergeCommand & """" & InputPDF & """ "
strMergeCommand = strMergeCommand & """" & OutputPDF & """"
MsgBox(strMergeCommand)
bresult = oPDF.com_VerySplitMergePDF(strMergeCommand)
MsgBox "com_VerySplitMergePDF() is return: " & CStr(bresult)
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If you still can't get it work, please feel free to let us know, we will prepare a purchase web page to you shortly.

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pdf to vector converter

information about PDF to PCL conversion on UNIX

SUMMARY

Does your product handle the conversion of PDF files to PCL files using a piped command on UNIX, specifically HPUX 11.23?

BACKGROUND

As part of our manufacturing process, we print the shop floor documents per production order.  Some of those documents are (or could be) in PDF format.  Many of our current printers are not PostScript compatible, so we are looking for a solution that converts a PDF file to a PCL file, which can be then sent to the printer using the standard UNIX ‘lp’ command.  We are not interested in performing a mass conversion of PDF documents to PCL; this is done when needed and the PCL file is then printed immediately.

We have one production UNIX HPUX 11.23 server.  Our backup servers is exactly the same and would be used if we lost use of the production servers.  We would want the PDF to PCL product on both servers but the installation on the backup server would be used only if we lost our production server.  Just in case that impacts pricing.
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Thanks for your message, our PDF to PCL Converter is support Windows system only, it is not support UNIX or Linux system at the moment, however, we will try to release a UNIX version of PDF to Vector Converter product in the future.

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Immediate purchase of PCL to PDF

Hi Guys,

We have some urgent technical queries on the PCL to PDF converter.

The Trial version which we have downloaded from the below location is it a Standalone version or a Server version?

https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/index.html

Let me know how I can get in touch with you guys, you may please contact me on the below available contact.

Regards,
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>>The Trial version which we have downloaded from the below location is it a Standalone version or a Server version?
>>https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/index.html

This trial version is both the Standalone version and Server version, after you installed it to your server, you can call "C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PCL Converter v2.0\pcltool.exe" from your ASP, PHP, C#, etc. program languages to convert PCL files to PDF files easily.

>>Let me know how I can get in touch with you guys, you may please contact me on the below available contact.

If you have any question for our products, please feel free contact us by support@verypdf.com, we will assist you asap.

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