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How to use your pdf to word software?

2011/08/302011/08/30

The PDF document that I am trying to test with is more that the number of pages allowed. That is just fine as long as I can end up seeing the pages your software is supposed to convert to MS Word. I have searched my drive C and cannot find the file name it was supposed to be saved as. What next?

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Thanks for your message, you can run VeryPDF PDF to Word software first, drag and drop one or more PDF files from Windows Explorer to PDF to Word software’s dialog, your PDF files will be converted to Word files automatically, the converted Word documents will be placed to same folder with original PDF files.

You can also run PDF to Word software, click "File"->"Open" menus to convert a PDF file to Word document.

Please refer to a simple usage document of PDF to Word Converter from following web page,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/support/usage.html

Before PDF to Word conversion, PDF to Word Converter will popup a “Preferences” dialog, you can select different conversion options in this dialog, in general, “Layout page contents automatically (Good)” option is best, this option will create an editable Word document without text boxes.

if your PDF file contains lots of complex contents, such as tables, CAD drawing, shading, etc. objects, you should better choose "Combine text blocks automatically (Good)" option, this option will combine all complex objects into a background image, place the text contents overlay this background image, the resultant Word document will look very nice and you can edit it easily.

If your PDF file contains image contents only (such PDF files were most created from scanner), you can choose mini PDF to Word OCR Converter from our partner’s web site, mini PDF to Word OCR Converter is support OCR function, it can convert scanned PDF files to editable Word documents properly,

http://www.minipdf.com/

If you still can't convert your PDF file to Word document properly, please feel free email to us your sample PDF file for checking, after we checked your PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.

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Can not convert background color from html to pdf with HTML tools

2011/08/292012/07/25

We are having an issue with the output produced by VeryPDF HTMLTools that appears to be related to page splitting. We have previously reported an issue where images on the final page of the generated output were missing. The addition of the -playemf2 command switch repaired that. We now have a futher issues that again appears to be images disappearing when page splitting is in use. An example faulty output can be seen in the attached zip ReplicationSteps.zip. The image below on the left is part of the the MHTML file and correctly shows three ticks against the appropriate items in the table. The image on the right is part of the PDF generated on a Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 machine with IE 8.0.6001.18702 and shows no ticks at all on the first page. If the –emfheight attribute is removed the ticks are present.

To replicate the issue simply:
1)      Extract the contents of ReplicationSteps.zip
2)      Execute the MakePDF.bat
3)      Compare the output produced to pji3946.mht

Also included is MakePDF-NoPageSplit.bat that removes the –emfheight switch. This shows the output without page splitting where all the ticks required are then shown.

This is now impacting on a production environment so a speedy response would be appreciated

Thanks in advance
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Thanks for your sample files, we will research this problem shortly.

In the meantime, we suggest you may download HTMLPrint to Any Converter product from our website to try, this product can convert HTML file to PDF file too,

http://www.verydoc.com/htmlprint-to-any.html

http://www.verydoc.com/htmlprint2any_cmd.zip

after you unzip it to a folder, you can run following command line to convert your HTML file to PDF file properly,

html2any.exe -printtopdf C:\verypdf.pdf https://www.verypdf.com

HTMLPrint to Any Converter product does use printing technology to convert HTML file to PDF file, so it hasn't limitations in htmltools.exe application, we hoping HTMLPrint to Any Converter product will helpful to you. If you wish exchange htmtools.exe with html2any.exe, please feel free to let us know, we will arrange an exchange to you shortly.

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Can I get an update on this issue please?

So that I can confirm if switching to the other tool is an option, can you confirm the cost difference?

Thanks
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to you, we haven’t solved this problem in htmltools.exe yet, in the meantime, we suggest you may use our other products to convert this HTML file to PDF file, our other products can convert this HTML file to PDF file correctly,

HTMLPrint to Any Converter,
http://www.verydoc.com/htmlprint-to-any.html

Doc Converter COM Component,
https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm#dl

Document Converter (docPrint Pro) v5.0,
https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html#dl

above products all can convert your HTML file to PDF file correctly, you may download one of them from our website to try.

VeryPDF
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We have already purchased licences for HTMLTools. What would the difference in licencing be if we had to switch to one of these other products?

Regards
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Yes, you can switch to other products, can you please email to us your Order ID and tell us what product would you like switch to?

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I have tried a few of the alternative PDF converter applications and the one that achieves the closest results is the Doc2PDF (alias HTML2PDF). However, it does not seems to add any background colours to the PDF document produced. Do you know of any solutions around this problem?

Below are examples of the output along with an extract of the mhtml that creates this:

Original MHTML Doc

Converted PDF Doc

MHTML used to generate the background colours (from stylesheet):

.rowbackgroundalternate {
background-color: #E7E3E4;
}

Setting the background-color attribute to different Hex colours has no effect.
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You can use "PrintHTMLBackground=yes" parameter to print background color and images from HTML file to PDF file, for example,

Convert background color and images within html to pdf conversion,

"html2pdf.exe" "https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm" "C:/output.pdf" "PrintHTMLBackground=yes"

"html2pdf.exe" "https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm" "C:/output.pdf" "PrintHTMLBackground=no"

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Thanks for your response. I tried adding the PrintHTMLBackground option but it made no difference, either with my MHTML file or with the web address you provided as an example (https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm). I have also tried altering some of the properties on the docPrint print driver it uses but nothing seems to affect the background. Do you have any other suggestions?
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Please refer to following screenshot, please select “print background colors and images” option in IE, then you can convert background colors and images from HTML file to PDF file properly.

This option is depend on user account, so you need select this option in every user’s account.

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The option to “print background colors and images” is already selected in Internet Explorer.

I have attached the output from running the following command:

"html2pdf.exe" "https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm" "C:/output.pdf" "PrintHTMLBackground=yes"

As you can see in the attachment, the table after “PDFcamp Printer (PDF Writer) and PDFcamp Printer Pro Price” has no background but when you browse in IE to the same web page the table does have background information.

Would it be possible to send me your output when running the above command so I can confirm that it is an issue with the computer I am using rather than with the software?

Many thanks,
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Please look at attached PDF file, this PDF file was created by following command line, everything is fine in this PDF file,

"html2pdf.exe" "https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp.htm" "C:/output.pdf" "PrintHTMLBackground=yes"

If possible, please create a remote desktop account on your test machine, after we logged into your test machine, we will research this problem for you asap.

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Would it be possible to investigate this issue again? The project was put on hold but has since re-opened. The issue is described in the email chain below but here is a summary:

The issue is with the Doc2PDF (alias HTML2PDF) software. It does not print the backgrounds on the PDF file even with "PrintHTMLBackground=yes" and with Internet Explorer set to "Print Background Colours and Images". I have tried this on numerous machines but none of them print the backgrounds. I have attached the original mhtml file I used to convert to the PDF and also the actual PDF output it produces. The command line I used to generate the PDF is:

html2pdf.exe "C:\Program Files\doc2pdf_com_trial\Bad.mht" "C:\output.pdf" "PrintHTMLBackground=yes"

You suggested last time to use LogMeIn remote software so you can investigate for yourselves. I will have to arrange this with my manager here if this is still required. Otherwise, do you have any further ideas as to why the backgrounds are not showing up?

Many thanks,
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Thanks for your kindly assistance, after you assist me to switch from HTMLtools to html2pdf doc converter COM component, everything is work fine now.
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Thanks for your information.

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pdf to powerpoint, pdf to word converter

I want convert PDF to Word and PDF to PPT

2011/08/292011/08/29

Dear Sir/madam,

I am interested in purchasing a PDF convertor with which I con do the following.

1-PDF to PDF with possibility to edit original PDF file.
2-PDF to WORD converter.
3-Sometimes presentations are converted into PDF and saved.

I need the convector to convert the PDF back into PPT and edit.

Can you please inform whether you have a product with the above features.If yes what is the product type number and its price.

WITH BEST REGARDS
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Thanks for your message, we suggest you may download the following products from our website to try, we hoping these products will helpful to you,

PDF to Word Converter,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/index.html

PDF to PowerPoint Converter,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdf2ppt/index.html

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verypdf blog

Convert PCL to PDF in memory

2011/08/29

We are currently evaluating solutions for handling PCL (converting PCL into PDF and/or PS), including VeryPDF PCL Converter. Our initial tests show it does a good job converting PCL files, however the only API available (found in samples) is int WINAPI VeryPDFPCLConverter(const char *lpCmd). This command-line style approach does not allow any control over conversion process (cancel, suspend, getting progress), and also requires input and output from/to disk files only.

Is there by any chance more sophisticated API, one allows working in a memory buffer-in- buffer-out manner?

Thanks in advance and best regards,
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Thanks for your message, we can develop a custom-build version of PCL Converter SDK to you, this custom-build version will provide more control to you (cancel the conversion and getting progress), it is support "memory buffer-in and buffer-out manner", if this solution will acceptable to you, please feel free to let us know.

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Thanks a lot for the fast reply. We will appreciate the solution for the custom build.
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Thanks for your message, this custom-build version has following new functions,

1. VeryPCLConverter_CancelConversion(), this function will cancel the conversion.
2. VeryPCLConverter_GetProgress(), you can use this function to get the progress of current conversion,
3. VeryPCLConverterMemory(), you can use this function to convert memory PCL to memory PDF, it doesn't use disk file at all,

We will finish these functions to you within five business days.

VeryPDF
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Thanks again for the quick answer. In order to go ahead with the purchase process (we are big organization and have to follow procedures) I would like to confirm the following points:

Technical issues:
2.1 We would like to have better API definition: for instance we assume that VeryPCLConverter_CancelConversion() and VeryPCLConverter_GetProgress() will be callback functions since otherwise it is unclear how to use them while VeryPCLConverterMemory() is working
2.2 Have a more detailed definition of VeryPCLConverterMemory() - mostly how to supply the input PCL and get resulting PS/DF via memory - who is responsible for memory allocation/deallocation, what is the calling sequence, etc.

During next week I will be out of office and apologize in advance for possible delay with my answers during this period.

Thanks and regards,
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I have talked with our engineer just now, we can implement above functions by following code,

BOOL WINAPI VeryPCLConverterMemory(LPBYTE lpPCLData, int nPCLDataLength, LPBYTE *lpRetPDFData, int *lpRetPDFDataLength, const char *lpOptions);
typedef int (__stdcall *VeryPCLConverterProgressCBFunc)(int nID, int nProgress, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
void WINAPI VeryPCLConverterSetProgressCBFunc(VeryPCLConverterProgressCBFunc newFunc);

You can call above functions like below,

int __stdcall ProgressCBFunc(int nID, int nProgress, WPARAM wParam /*Reserved*/, LPARAM lParam/*Reserved*/)
{
printf("nID=%d, nProgress=%d, wParam=%d, lParam=%d\n", nID, nProgress, wParam, lParam);
//Return 1 will continue the conversion, return 0 will cancel the conversion
return 1;
}
Void main()
{
VeryPCLConverterSetProgressCBFunc(ProgressCBFunc);
LPBYTE lpPCLData = ......   //Read PCL data into this buffer
int nPCLDataLength = ...... //Length of PCL Data
LPBYTE lpRetPDFData = NULL; //Receive PDF Data
int nRetPDFDataLength = 0;    //the length of received PDF Data
int nID = 1;   //Identity of conversion job
BOOL bRet = VeryPCLConverterMemory(nID, lpPCLData, nPCLDataLength, &lpRetPDFData, &lpRetPDFDataLength, "");
}

If you have any question for above function, please feel free to let us know.

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pdf split-merge

I need ability to insert pages and whole pdf documents into other pdf documents

2011/08/29

I would like to purchase your product but have some questions:

I need have the ability to insert pages and whole pdf documents into other pdf documents and the renumber the document.

What product do I need to purchase . This also needs to run from a windows RDP desktop

This will be fo 10 people running on a 2003 windows terminal server

Sent from my iPad
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You can use PDF Split-Merge product to insert pages and whole pdf documents into other pdf documents,

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

then you can use our PDFStamp to renumber the pages in new PDF file,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfstamp/index.htm

you can download the trial version of above products from our website to try, if you encounter any problem, please feel free to let us know.

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