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.

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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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pdf editor

Call PDF Editor OCX from VB.NET application

I′m testing your VeryPDF pdfocx.ocx for our purposes and wonder how to get the button events of the toolbar as working in your "testpdfocx.exe".
I′m using VB.Net.
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Thanks for your message, you can refer to the source code of testpdfocx.exe in testpdfocx folder, testpdfocx.exe is written in VC++, you can get the button events in VC++ easily, however, we haven’t an example of get the button events in VB.NET source code yet, we will try to create a VB.NET example in the future, we will send the VB.NET example to you as soon as it ready, thanks for your patience.

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html converter (htmltools)

htmltools.exe doesn’t support “page-break-before: always;” during HTML to PDF conversion?

I'm ask the following questions help

1. when I run the command by the view below does not open and displays the following box:

htmltools.exe -debug -view "-$" "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" "%CD%\TESTE.HTML" "%CD%\OutMy.pdf"

acrobat failed to load Core DLL.

2.how can I force the page to the document is always a portrait A4.?

Thanks
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work for the following tag page breaks?, in which syntax ?
' <p style="page-break-before: always;"'
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"acrobat failed to load Core DLL." problem is caused by Adobe Reader, it is not caused by our VeryPDF HTML Converter product, you can use following command line to convert your HTML file to PDF file first,

htmltools.exe -debug "-$" "XXXXXXXXXXXXXX" "%CD%\TESTE.HTML" "%CD%\OutMy.pdf"

after you get the PDF file, you can open the converted PDF file in Adobe Reader by manual for viewing.

htmltools.exe doesn't support '<p style="page-break-before: always;"' syntax, this syntax is supported by our DocConverter COM and docPrint Pro v5.0 products. For the htmltools.exe application, you can run following command line to convert your HTML file to multi-page PDF file. For example, the following command line will able to create Letter paper size PDF file,

htmltools.exe -nocenter -width 612 -height 792 -emfheight 792 "https://www.verypdf.com/" "C:\multipage.pdf"

You can use "-width" and "-height" parameters to set the paper size during conversion, you can also use "-emfheight" parameter to break a long html page into some short pages.

You need convert from inch to point, for example,

8.5inch = 8.5x72 = 612pt
11inch = 11x72 = 792pt

If you wish convert HTML file to A4 PDF file, you can run following command line,

htmltools.exe -nocenter -width 595 -height 842 -emfheight 842 "https://www.verypdf.com/" "C:\multipage.pdf"

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pdf form filler

Save PDF after filling with data

Product:  VeryPDF Form Filler SDK Developer License 3.1

After filling-in a PDF form with data from the back end database, we would like the recipient be able to edit and save the PDF with changes.

Presently, the software we use does not allow us.  However, sometimes, we use Adobe Professional to make it savable.  With out this step, we would like to have the SDK kit to accomplish the functionality.  From what I read from the website,

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it seems so.

Please confirm.  Also provide us the pricing of the software and if the SDK supports current versions of PDF.

Thanks.
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Thanks for your message, VeryPDF Form Filler SDK Developer License 3.1 is support all type of PDF files, the cost of VeryPDF Form Filler SDK Developer License 3.1 is USD$699, you can purchase it from our website directly,

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

if you encounter a PDF file which can't be fillable by VeryPDF PDF Form Filler SDK product, please feel free email that PDF file to us, after we checked that PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you asap.

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Thank you for the information.

Suppose, after filling a PDF file using your SDK, I send the file to someone in an email.  Would that person be able to make changes and save it again?
Having this ability is critical.
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If that person want to make changes to your filled PDF file, he is need to install our PDF Form Filler or Adobe Acrobat in order to change the filled data.

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doc to any converter

Cannot compress TIF file by VeryDOC Doc2Any

Hello,
I have a problem with doc2any.exe.

No matter what combination of compression i use, i cannot get TIF to compress.

doc2any.exe -useprinter -compression 5 -xres 300 -yres 300 c:\temp\convtest\mediolanum.pptx c:\temp\convtest\mediolanum.tif

even if i set compression to 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 the size is always the same.
the ONLY option that work are 88880 etc.. which compress but at very low color depth. I need LZW or JPG compression.

Can you help?
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Please download the new version of VeryDOC doc2any.exe from our website to try again, the new version is able to compress TIFF files properly.

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I tested it, now LZW and JPG compression work, however:

-compression 6   gives a 1kb unreadable tif file

Other notes:
* when converting with -useoffice 1 (not -useprinter) the tif file are single even if the -multipagetif option is specified ? in general converting to TGA seems not to work Thank you
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Thanks for your message, "-compression 6" is COMPRESSION_OJPEG compression, this compression is out of date, it is not supported by TIFF Library for writing, VeryPDF DOC to Any Converter is using standard TIFF Library to compress TIFF files, so it is not support COMPRESSION_OJPEG compression too. So, you should better use "-compression 7" COMPRESSION_JPEG to instead of COMPRESSION_OJPEG compression, VeryPDF DOC to Any Converter does support COMPRESSION_JPEG compression perfectly.

Also, please download the new version from following URL, this version is support TGA output format,

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