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We bought DocPrint Pro SDK to convert PostScript files to JPG

2011/08/18

We bought DocPrint Pro SDK about 2 years ago to convert PostScript files to JPG.
We are using this is a VB.NET application and it’s been running fine for 2 years.

We are currently moving the application from one server to another.
We loaded DocPrint on the new server and now we are receiving the following error:

Can you please provide me information on how to remove this message?

Thanks.
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I figured that based off of the message box, that does not explain why we are receiving the error on the new server. It works fine on existing server.

Why can't we use the same version that we currently have?
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Yes, you can use your old version without any problem, please copy all files from your old machine to new machine, register the product by your old license key, then you can use the old version on your new server properly.

We don’t know why you see this “expiration” message box, are you using the wrong version of docPrint Pro product? Can you get this message box on your old computer?

VeryPDF
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I installed the software on the new server, registered the product with the old license key and now this “expiration” message box is appearing.

We only have one version of DocPrint Pro. I don’t get this error on my development PC or on our production server.

We are trying to migrate our app from one production server to another and now this error is occurring.

The only difference we see on the servers is the original production server is Window Server 2003 SP 1, while the one we are trying to switch to is SP 2.
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We suggest you may copy all files from your development PC or your production server to new server to try again, this may solve this problem to you.

VeryPDF
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I copied all the files from my development PC to our new server and it worked.

Thanks
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Thanks for your information.

VeryPDF
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We purchased docPrint Pro, version 4.0, around 2 years ago, Order Number: XXXXXXXXX.

Can you tell me if this version can convert a PDF to a postscript file PS?

I can’t seem to find any documentation that supports this, but I do see mention of convert PDF to PS on your website.

Thanks for you help.
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Yes, docPrint Pro v4.0 is able to convert PDF file to Postscript file, you can simple run following command line to convert your PDF file to Postscript file quickly,

"C:\Program Files\docPrint Pro v4.0\doc2pdf.exe" -i C:\in.pdf -o C:\out.ps

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pdf compressor

PDF Image Reduction

2011/08/18

I've looked through your on-line documentation and I've seen where you support image reduction through the PDFCompress.exe program. But, I'm not sure it will do what I want.

My current process is as follows:
1.) I receive PDF files emailed to me, many of which contain a scanned document. Meaning the entire PDF file is page size color images.
2.) I create my own PDF file which contains the received PDFs and other specific data.
3.) I then email the final document.

Sometimes the combined document is over 20MB, which is my email limit. This, of course, is due to the large scanned PDFs.

Your program appears to allow me to specify the compression, quality (which I interpret as number of colors used), and image size (which I interpret as dpi relative to the original image).

I do not want to reduce an image below 200dpi, but I do want to convert all color images to Grey scale. Can I achieve this though your compression program, and at the command line?
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Yes, our pdfcompressor.exe has ability to compress the scanned images below 200DPI, VeryDOC PDF Compressor can be downloaded from following web page,

http://www.verydoc.com/pdfcompressor.html

http://www.verydoc.com/url/pdfcompressor.zip

after you unzip it to a folder, you can use following command lines to compress your PDF files,

pdfcompressor.exe -jbig2 -jpx test-bw.pdf _test-bw_jbig2_1.pdf
pdfcompressor.exe -ci jpg -cidown -cidownres 150 -gi jpg -gidown -gidownres 150 -mi fax -midown -midownres 150 test-bw.pdf _test-bw_fax.pdf
pdfcompressor.exe -ci jpx -cidown -cidownres 150 -gi jpx -gidown -gidownres 150 -mi jbig2 -midown -midownres 150 test-bw.pdf _test-bw_jbig2_2.pdf
pdfcompressor.exe -jbig2 -jpx test-color.pdf _test-color_jpeg2000.pdf

you can use "-jbig2 -jpx" options to compress images in your PDF document with JBIG2 and JPEG2000 compression methods, "-jbig2 -jpx" options will not affect the images's quality in your PDF document, they are just re-compress images in your PDF document with new compression arithmetic, this will make your PDF files smaller enough.

also, VeryDOC PDF Compressor hasn't an option to convert all color images to Grey scale, we will try to implement this function in the future releases.

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xps to pdf converter

XPS to PDF Converter DLL Library

2011/08/18

Do you have a Dll version of the XPS to PDF converter that I can reference in my C# project?
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Thanks for your message, we haven’t a DLL version of XPS to PDF Converter yet, however, our XPS to PDF Converter Command Line application is ready, you can download the trial version of XPS to PDF Converter Command Line from our website to try,

http://www.verydoc.com/xps-to-pdf.html

http://www.verydoc.com/xps2pdf.zip

you can call XPS to PDF Converter Command Line from your C# code directly, please refer to following sample source code,

Process p= new Process();
p.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = @"C:\";
p.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\xps2pdf.exe";
p.StartInfo.Arguments = @"C:\in.xps C:\out.pdf";
p.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;
p.Start();
p.WaitForExit();

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VeryPDF PCL Support Legal Paper Size and Landscape Orientation?

2011/08/18

Good Wednesday Afternoon,

I am using XXXXXXXX as a pass-through between legacy system printer and Laserfiche. Within the XXXXXXXX configuration, I make a call to an external program, VeryPDL PCL Converter, in order to capture the PCL (from the legacy’s system’s printer) and convert it to PDF format. However, the report coming off of the printer is in Landscape mode and prints 132 characters across.

I was successfully able to perform this conversion using the VeryPDF PCL Converter GUI interface by selecting the following settings:
*    Rotate 90 degrees
*    200 dpi
*    Landscape Orientation
*    Legal Paper Size

However, when I try to recreate the settings I need using the command line functions for the VeryPDF PCL Converter, I am unable to get the Legal Paper Size to work. The resulting file chops off data after 106 characters.

Here is my current command I feed to XXXXXXXX to feed to the VeryPDF PCL Converter:

pcltool.exe "-xres" "200" "-yres" "200" "-rotate" "90" "-pclcmd" ""\"-J@PJL" "SET" "PAPER=LEGAL\""" "-pclcmd" ""\"-J@PJL" "SET" "DEFAULT" "ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE\""" "%F" "D:\temp\XXXXXXXX\Outputs\output.PDF"

I have also tried the “-width” command, which also did not work. Does anyone at VeryPDF have any other suggestions for me?

Thank you in advance,
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Please run following command line to try again, we hoping the following command line will work better for you,

"C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PCL Converter v2.0\pcltool.exe" "-xres" "200" "-yres" "200" "-rotate" "90" -pclcmd "\"-J@PJL SET PAPER=Legal\" \"-J@PJL SET DEFAULT ORIENTATION = LANDSCAPE\"" C:\in.pcl C:\out.pdf

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pdfcamp printer

about Problem with diacritic signs and certain letters in PDF 64

2011/08/18

Hello,

I just acquired a new program of PDFcamp Printer (PDF Writer) x64 version through your website.

I was surprised of the result when I used this new version immediately. Actually, I found problems with diacritic signs and certain letters (such as “e”) which are missing in the PDF 64 file, as you can see in the attached file which is my bill. Can you tell me if it is normal, and if so what I should do? Thank you.

Sincerely,
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Please look at attached PDF file, this PDF file was created by PDFcamp Printer x64 version, everything is fine in this PDF file.

We are using Firefox to print the invoice page, what application are you using for printing? Are you using the IE?

VeryPDF
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Hi again,

Thanks for your quick answer. Two points for your information:
* I am using IE and my software for printing
* Your attached PDF file is actually not completely printing the right side of the table, by the page margin. I think that it is because its format is US letter and not A4 as the one I am using.

Best regards,
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The PDF file that I sent to you is the A4 paper, so you need print it to A4 paper size, then you will get the margins properly.

Just for checking, can you print the HTML file from IE to PDFcamp Printer x64 version to create a PDF file correctly by manual? Is this problem appear in your software only?

VeryPDF
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Thanks for your advice,

Some new remarks:
1.    I printed an HTML file from IE to PDFcamp Printer x64 version to create a PDF file and it worked OK.
2.    I wondered at first if the trouble was not coming from the PDF software I used, a specific version that was initially installed on my new ASUS computer. I changed it for the regular Adobe Acrobat standard version and there is no problem of this kind since (for HTML files at least).
3.    As for my printer, as I just got another kind of problem with my printing head, I can’t print on paper right now, but I don’t think that the problem lies there.
4.    However, there may still be a question about IE under the 64 bytes version. In some instances, such as Java powered pages of an application like “XXXXXXXX” electronic newspaper, the printing through PDFcamp Printer x64 lead to the same kind of problem (a missing ”u” in this case). I downloaded a beta version of Flash player to use it with my browser but with no better results. Could it be Java, or the conversion to 64 which is not completely stable?
5.    I have been using PDFcamp Writer for a long time (in 32 bytes versions up to now) and it is the first time this happened. So, everything seems linked to the 64 bytes of the latest Windows programs.

What do you think about it?
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I am sorry to intervene once more, but I kept making several tests today and changed somehow my mind about the reasons for the present situation:
*    Most current format files, such as Word, work OK with PDFcamp Printer x64 and older versions as usual,
*    The problem is actually concentrated on Internet Explorer, and more specifically on the HTML format file. When I convert those files into - let’s say – the RTF format, I always lose some elements and I have to make several formatting corrections in order to save them correctly. I assume it is the same when printing in PDF since the IE basis is HTML.
*    Thus, I wonder if the use of 32 or 64 bytes version of IE is that important. Converting the HTML format is still apparently the main issue….. unless you have some suggestions to offer me.

Thanks for your time,
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Thanks for your message, we have updated the printer driver of PDFcamp Printer x64 version today, please download the new version from following URL to try again,

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

if you still have same problem, please feel free contact me via "Live Support" in our Support Center, I will assist you online asap.

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