pdfcamp printer

I can’t print from Word to PDF file correctly

Well, we still have the same problem...
 
The client will not allow any remote connection to the server, as it's a production server...
 
As I mentioned before, if I print to the "PDFcamp Printer" from any application, the appropriate PDF file gets generated, except with MS Word where a blank PDF gets created (I attached an example).
 
I tried uninstalling and re-installing all of the related applications (PDFcamp 2.3, doc2pdf 2.5, MS Office 2010), without success.
 
I tried to recreate the issue on other computers, without any success either.
 
Any other suggestions?  I'm at the end of my leash with this...
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We suggest you may uninstall PDFcamp Printer v2.3 from your computer first, download and install PDFcamp Printer x64 v2.5 from following URL,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfcamp/pdfcamp-printer-x64.exe

after you installed PDFcamp Printer x64 v2.5, please print your Word document to PDFcamp Printer and save to a new PDF file, will you get it work at this time?

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Does VeryPDF PCL to PDF Converter retain fonts, lines, shading, etc. during conversion?

Okay,

I am not currently using any of your VeryPDF PCL to PDF Converter products.

I am wanting to know if it will do what I need it to do before I buy it.

I am using a text based data processing application called "Pick" or "Tiger Logic".

I print reports using simple text data which can include PCL control code for HP printers to change fonts, charaters per inch, lines per inch, business graphics, etc. It could be any combination of PCL code.

Will your software for PCL to PDF conversion work as a printer selection on a windows system including 2003 server.

or

Do I have to capture the printer output, write it to a file, then with a program outside of my application, constantly running in the background, capable of command line control, convert that file to a PDF file then place it in the associated directory for future research, email, printing, etc.

Does the output of the PDF match the output of the normal text based data submitted to an HP printer including fonts, lines, shading, etc.

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Thanks for your message, yes, you need capture the printer output, write it to a file, and then call VeryPDF PCL to PDF Converter to convert your PCL file to PDF file, the output PDF file will same as your original PCL file, the fonts, lines, shading, etc. elements are all supported by VeryPDF PCL to PDF Converter product.

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Hello again,
Sorry to bother you but I would like to get this working.
I have attached another report source and pdf This source has no pcl code in it.
I get a 28 page pdf with no data except on the first page and that's incomplete.
My source is 4 times bigger that the pdf.
I opened "trialbal" in wordpad and it looks good except for the paging.

Please tell me the trick.
Thanks
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We can’t view this PCL file correctly in the PCL Viewer application, it seems something is wrong in your PCL file, can you please double check your PCL file carefully?

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pdf to word converter

What option should I choose to convert PDF to Word?

Gentlemen: I just bought your VeryPDF PDF to Word program, but when I convert a Piano Music Book I get strange results. Which option should I choose from the menu to get good results?

Thank a lot for you kind support

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In general, you can select “Layout page contents automatically (Good)” option in VeryPDF PDF to Word Converter to convert your PDF file to Word document properly, please look at following screenshot,

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pdfstamp command line

Question about creeping offsets in VeryPDF PDFStamp Command Line

More questions from testing:

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I’m using VeryPDF PDF Stamp Command Line product, the arguments -P6 and -MTB-17 work as anticipated for single text line watermarks.  That is, the bottom of the text is 17 points above the bottom of the page.  This is good.  However, when I do multiple line watermarks using the \n linefeed, I cannot figure out how your tool applies the offset.  The bottom of the text creeps further and further from the bottom as line count increases.  I want the bottom to stay put at 17 points from bottom of page.  See the screenshot below.  The single line is 17 point offset, but the two liner is about 20 and the three liner is about 23.  How do I control this?

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A second question is, can I control the leading (the amount of space between lines) in multiple line watermarks.  Right now, multiple lines are set solid, meaning that the bottom of a g or y on one line is touching the top of capital letters on the next line.

Thanks
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1). You can use -MLR or -MTB parameters in VeryPDF PDF Stamp Command Line to control the position for each stamp,

[-MLRn] [-MTBn]

Offset from current position, n is an offset value, default n equal zero,

-MLRn: Move to left or right n point
-MTBn: Move to top or bottom n point

For example:

.e.g -MLR10 Move to right 10 point
.e.g -MLR-10 Move to left 10 point
.e.g -MTB10 Move to bottom 10 point
.e.g -MTB-10 Move to top 10 point

2). Sorry, VeryPDF PDF Stamp Command Line hasn't an option to control the line space at the moment.

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I use the MTB values already.  The problem is that how the offset is measured changes depending on whether it is a one-line text stamp or multiple.

THE BOTTOM OF MULITPLE LINE WATERMARKS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE BOTTOM OF SINGLE LINE WATERMARKS.

Are you saying that there is no way to ascertain how this calculation is done?  Must I print out examples and measure what the offset is?  Surely you can tell me what the MTB is measuring.
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-MTB parameter does move the stamp up or down from current position, it seems your problem can't be solved by -MTB parameter.

-P6 parameter does calculate the postion for single line stamp or multiple lines stamp automatically, your problem is caused by -P6 parameter.

In order to solve this problem completely, I suggest you may use -P1 and -MTB parameter together, for example,

pdfstamp.exe -pdf C:\verypdf.pdf -o d:\temp\out1.pdf -at "THE BOTTOM OF MULITPLE LINE WATERMARKS \nIS NOT THE SAME AS THE BOTTOM\nOF SINGLE LINE WATERMARKS" -p1 -mtb600

pdfstamp.exe -pdf C:\verypdf.pdf -o d:\temp\out2.pdf -at "THE BOTTOM OF MULITPLE LINE WATERMARKS IS NOT THE SAME AS THE BOTTOM OF SINGLE LINE WATERMARKS" -p1 -mtb600

above two command lines will place the single line stamp and multiple lines stamps at same Y position, you can adjust the value of "-mtb" parameter to best meet your requirement.

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html converter (htmltools)

Query regarding the saving of PDF file

How we can use the VeryPDF htmltools.exe to save the PDF file (converted from html) at client machine instead of web server? Please send an example to do so.

Waiting for your response.
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Hi,

Thanks for your message, this can be done easily, please refer to following two solutions,

Solution 1: Run htmltools.exe at client machine

If you run VeryPDF htmltools.exe at client machine, you can use following command line to convert your HTML file to PDF file,

Htmltools.exe https://www.verypdf.com C:\out.pdf

Solution 2: Run htmltools.exe at server machine

If you run VeryPDF htmltools.exe at server side, you can call following command line from your PHP or ASP or C# or other source code to convert your HTML file or URL to PDF file file,

Htmltools.exe https://www.verypdf.com C:\wwwroot\out.pdf

After you get the PDF file, you can let customer's browser to download the PDF file, please refer to a simple .NET code at below,

private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
//Set the appropriate ContentType.
Response.ContentType = "Application/pdf";
//Get the physical path to the file.
string FilePath = MapPath("verypdf.pdf");
//Write the file directly to the HTTP content output stream.
Response.WriteFile(FilePath);
Response.End();
}

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