image to pdf converter

Resolution in image to pdf conversion

Hi, I am having some printing/resolution issues when converting tif to pdf.  When I print the pdf, the text comes out small (not the size of the page or how it looked as a tif). I am not sure what is the correct value to set for resolution and do not understand the readme document regarding this.

-r [resolution]    : set resolution in generated pdf file
-r  0           : use the default image width and height information
-r -1           : take over DPI info from original images

Please explain -  What is the ‘default image width and height’? what other values can I set for –r besides 0/1 so that the page always prints correctly?
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>>Please explain -  What is the ‘default image width and height’?

"default image width and height" option will read image width and height from input image file, set the image width and height to output PDF file, for example, if input image file's width and height are 1000x2000 point, you will get a PDF file paper size at 1000x2000 point.

>>what other values can I set for –r besides 0/1 so that the page always prints correctly?

You can set 100, 200, 300, 600 or any DPI resolution to "-r" parameter.

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When setting the resolution to 300 dpi, which is the setting that our previous software was using, the pdf still prints incorrectly (small height and width). Does this have to do with your default a4 paper setting? We need it to be 8 1/2 x 11 always. Is there a way to specify paper size?
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VeryPDF Image to PDF Converter hasn't an option to create PDF file at A4 paper, however, we suggest you may download another version of Image to PDF Converter from our partner's website to try,

http://www.imagepdf.com/image-to-pdf.htm

this product has -width and -height parameters, you can use these parameters to create PDF file at A4 or Letter or other paper size, for example,

img2pdf.exe -width 595 -height 842 -quick C:\test.tif C:\out.pdf

img2pdf.exe -width 612 -height 792 -quick C:\test.tif C:\out.pdf

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pdf to image converter

PDF to Image SDK folder structure

thanks for the quick response. Could I ask a quick follow on question?

It seems that the SDK includes a lot of new files and I just need to know which files are required for production deployment. With the previous version we really just pushed out the .dll files and that appeared to be sufficient.

So, with this new version, are there any additional files that should be included. Our only function is to convert PDF to PNG files, and will obviously prefer the minimum file set.
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You need put following DLL files to your production server,

pdf2image.dll
cimage.dll
pvsdk.ini
encoding\*.*

then you can call pdf2image.dll from your code to convert PDF files to image files properly.

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Thanks for the information. We’re going to go ahead and give the new version a try. Let me just verify that I have the file placement correct - that I will place everything relative to our .exe, in a common directory, as shown here:

pdf2png.exe     -- Our executable
pdf2image.dll
cimage.dll
pvsdk.ini
encoding\*.*   -- The complete directory
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Yes, your folder structure is correct, you can run your pdf2png.exe without any problem now.

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pdf print

Is PDFPrint change the Tray during printing?

Is there anyway to use your solution to print say a 5000 page PDF to a specific printer and tell it to pull every 5th page from Tray 1 and the other pages from Tray 2?  Is there anyway to have it use metadata or ocr a field on the PDF document to dynamically know when to pull from tray 1?

Thanks!
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>>Is there anyway to use your solution to print say a 5000 page PDF to a
>>specific printer and tell it to pull every 5th page from Tray 1 and the other pages from Tray 2?

Thanks for your message, our PDF Print Command Line product hasn't an option to change the "Tray" in one print job, however, you can write a simple application to call our PDF Split-Merge Command Line application to split your big PDF file to smaller PDF files at every 5th page, then you can call PDF Print Command Line to print these PDF files to different Trays, we hoping this solution will helpful to you.

>>Is there anyway to have it use metadata or ocr a field on the PDF document to dynamically know when to pull from tray 1?

Our product hasn't this option yet, it can't use metadata or ocr a field on the PDF document to dynamically know when to pull from tray 1, sorry for this matter.

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pdf to vector converter

testing pdf2vec_sdk.zip on windows 2008 64bit

Thanks for your message, if you wish use "AnyCpu" mode, you have to use "pdf2vector_com.exe" COM interface, because pdf2vec.dll is a Win32 DLL Library, we have to provide two DLL file to support both 32bit and 64bit, e.g.,

Pdf2vec32.dll   //for x86 platform
Pdf2vec64.dll   //for x64 platform

If you use Pdf2vec.dll, you need compile your project with x86 mode, if you use Pdf2vec64.dll, you need compule your project with x64 mode, you can't compile your project at "AnyCpu" mode, because Pdf2vec32.dll can't be run at x64 platform and Pdf2vec64.dll can't be run at x86 platform, you have to separate them on x86 and x64 platforms, please notice this matter.

DLL is linked into EXE process, so we can't use a DLL in both 32bit and 64bit application, this is a limitation of Windows!!!

So, there has another solution for you, it is "pdf2vector_com.exe" COM interface, "pdf2vector_com.exe" is based on Pdf2vec.dll (or Pdf2vec32.dll), "pdf2vector_com.exe" can be called from your project with "AnyCpu" mode, this is the ONLY solution to use "AnyCpu" mode. -  not a solution cause I explain to you your  current COM interface is not exposing an interface to PDF2VectorFromMemory()

Also, we can't provide a Pdf2vec64.dll at Sunday, the port work (re-compile all source code on 64bit platform) can't be done in a short time, please understand.

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I think you didn't understand me, although I keep explaining you in last 4-5 emails, again and again the same request.

So I will try my best, doing it for last time?

a. offcourse "AnyCPU" means that on 64bit project, it will compile to 64bit model. I don't really care about 32bit at all,
cause I'm using windows 2008 r264bit, so I don’t expect it will work for both platforms, that's ok, I just care for x64 (which is "AnyCPU" default mode),

b. I was asking your from my first email to make a new version -64 bit of the Pdf2vec.dll, I never ask you to wrap me a 64COM object. This was your idea, cause maybe you thought you can do it fast enough, and you didn't understand I want  to use PDF2VectorFromMemory?

c. the reason I asked for 64bit version of pdf2vec,like explained in my first email was  - because I want to use the PDF2VectorFromMemory() function and iterate page by page for conversation, because a lack of your "burst2" mode to do a perfect conversion on some files, like I demonstrate you in my first email.

d. using a new build of 64bit version of pdf2vec.dll (not 32bit!!!) + interop call of PDF2VectorFromMemory() function + iterate page by page, I can hopefully simulate a "burst" functionality, but also, can control it much better by monitoring input/output for each entire single page! And offcourse avoiding the exception crash prompt.

I hope this time, after 5-6 email I repeat myself  you understand me ?
Let me know if you are going to build a 64bit dll version soon, or not, cause my development team is just waiting for your response If you plan to do it on later date,

please let me know your deadline, so I can prepare my team! Thanks!
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Thanks for your detailed explanation, we understand your meaning now, however, we can’t provide a 64bit version of pdf2vec.dll to you at the moment, because our source code can’t be compiled to 64bit DLL Library, we are planning release a 64bit pdf2vec.dll in the future, but we haven’t an approximate date for when will it be released at the moment, please understand.

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Ok thanks
Please contact me as soon as your release 64bit.
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Thanks for your message, we will let you know after pdf2vec64.dll library is ready, thanks for your patience.

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How are you?
I hope everything is cool with you ?

Long time didn’t speak, I waited with log of patience ?
Did you finally build a 64bit version for pdf2vec.dll library (pdf2vec64.dll)?

If so I would like very much to test it before purchase.
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Thanks for your message, we have a 64bit COM interface (pdf2vector_com.exe) for pdf2vec.dll library, but we haven't a native pdf2vec64.dll DLL Library, please understand.  pdf2vector_com.exe is a COM interface to pdf2vec.dll library, you can call pdf2vector_com.exe from both 32bit and 64bit EXE application, we hoping this Com interface will useful to you.

Also, we will release a pdf2vec64.dll pure 64bit DLL Library in the future, we will let you know as soon as it available.

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pdf to vector converter

pdf2vec.exe crash on Windows Server 2003 R2 x64

Greetings,

I may have an application that require converting single and / or batches of pdf files to wmf images.  Basic specs are as follows.

Retain file name
Retain image size and resolution
Convert all files in a folder or by file name
Operate from the command line
No dialog or interface when running from the command line

Is this standard functionality or would customization be required?
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Our PDF to Vector Converter product has this function, please download PDF to Vector Converter from following web page to try,

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

you can run following command line to convert your PDF file to WMF file,

pdf2vec.exe C:\test.pdf C:\out.wmf

you can also run following command line to batch convert all of your PDF files in D:\test folder and sub-folders to WMF files at one time,

for /r D:\test %F in (*.pdf) do "C:\pdf2vec.exe" "%F" "%~dpnF.wmf"

above command line can retain the filename during conversion.

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Greetings,

We have been working with your demo download and have established that it can be the solution for our image conversion project.  We are running into the obstacle that this program will not run from our server in the command line.   We are using Windows Server 2003 R2 x64.  We get the error failed to initialize application.

PDF to SWF Crash on Windows 2003 system
PDF to WMF Crash on Windows 2003 system

Any help or insight would be appreciated.
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Please turn off DEP for "pdf2vec.exe" application to try again, please refer to following steps about how to turn off DEP in your system,

1. Click "Start"
2. Select "Control Panel"
3. Select "System"
4. Click the "Advanced" tab
5. In the "Performance" region select "Settings"
6. Click the "Data Execute" tab in the dialog box that opens
7. Select "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except for those I select"
8. Click "Add"
9. The open dialog box will open. Browse and select "pdf2vec.exe" application in your computer,
10. Click "Open"
11. Click "Apply"
12. Click "Ok"
13. Reboot

OK, you can run "pdf2vec.exe" without any problem now, please to try.

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