image to pdf converter

Image2PDF max number of input TIFs

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I’m currently running a fully licensed version of Image2PDF OCR Command Line v3.2.  What is the maximum number of individual TIF images that can be specified to create a PDF.  For example can I feed in over 100 individual TIF images.  For example,

Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\input1.tf F:\input2.tif…..F:\input100.tif

If there is a limit, does that exist if you read in a folder rather than feed individual TIFs to the command line string?
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The length of command line is limited by Windows system, it is maybe not long than 4096 characters.

You can place all TIFF files to a folder, then you can use following command lines to convert all TIFF files from these folders into one PDF file, for example,

1.Convert one folder in to a pdf file:

Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\inputdir

2.Convert multi folder into a pdf file:

Img2PDF.exe -o F:\output.pdf F:\inputdir1 F:\inputdir2

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docprint pro

launch doc2pdf.exe and wait until it be finished completely

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I have just purchased the PDF convertor and am trying to get this working in my application. I am using the command line options to convert documents. Right now I am busy with word documents. Here is the problem:

1. On converting PDF documents, I call the doc2pdf command using the Shell command. When the document has finished converting, the shell command completes. So I know when the shell is finished that I can look for the converted documents. So this works fine.

2. On Word documents, I launch the doc2pdf command using the Shell command. Your doc2pdf then launches Word, and I am assuming then prints to the document printer. The problem is that the shell command finishes executing long before word has finished converting. So when the shell has finished, I will need to wait for the images. But on a big document, how long do I wait, as the images start appearing way before the document is finished.

So I can't just wait forever. There might then be a problem with the document, and it doesn't print. So how long do I wait before I then know that the document failed?

The way it should work is the same way as the PDF documents. It only comes back when the document has finished converting.

Let me know how I can get this working correctly, without waiting.

The other problem is that the word document actually opens for the user to see then closes. This is a bit clumsy, as there might be a user on the server doing things, and it will be annoying for him if Word keeps on popping up.
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Please refer to a ShellAndWait() function at below web page, you can call this function to launch doc2pdf.exe and wait until it be finished completely, we hoping this function will helpful to you,

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShellAndWait.aspx

The current version of doc2pdf.exe hasn't an option to "stop close Word application", we will try to implement this function in the future releases, we will let you know after this function is available.

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Thanks for that. Let me know when you think this option will be available.
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Thanks for your message, we will let you know after this function is available.

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html converter (htmltools)

VeryPDF html converter conversion bug

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Hi, I have a simple html page with 2 not animated gif's (saved from Photoshop), and they aren't converted in the PDF, there's only an empty place.
And there's also an text with a hyperlink, the space before the text with the hyperlink in the pdf is cutted away.
An other problem is that the page in the pdf is centered and not top aligned.

One question, is the conversion Internet Explorer depended or does it have an independent conversion engine?
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Please download latest version of HTML Converter from our website to
try again, we hoping the latest version will work better for you,

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

please refer to attached PDF file, this PDF file was created by
following command line, this PDF file looks fine,

htmltools.exe D:\temp3\estimate_it.html D:\temp3\estimate_it.pdf

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Thank you for your fast reply, the file you converted is correct , but  I was using VeryPDF HTML Converter v2.0 (GUI Version) to make the tests.

We really need to do the conversion by command line, does it mean we have to buy VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line Version v2.1 for 399 US$ ?

thank you
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Yes, you can use "VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line Version v2.1 for 399 US$" to convert this HTML file to PDF file, HTML Converter Command Line is work better than GUI version, you can always use HTML Converter Command Line to instead of GUI version without any problem.

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pdf to image converter

Are the calls to the dll function PDFToImageConverter re-entrant (multiple thread)?

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Are the calls to the dll function PDFToImageConverter re-entrant?
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Sorry, we don't understand your meaning, do you wish call PDFToImageConverter() function from multiple threads?

Our PDFToImageConverter() function can be called from multiple threads without any problem.

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You answered my question.  If a function is not re-entrant then it is the responsibility of the caller to ensure that the function is not called while the function is still in progress in another routine.
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Thanks for your message, our PDF2Image SDK does support re-entrant, it can be called from multiple thread application to convert several PDF files to image files at same time, that's no problem.

PDFToImageConverter does support re-entrant feature, you can re-call PDFToImageConverter() function before previous call exit.

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postscript to text/pdf/image

Postscript to Text Converter

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Yesterday I purchased your Postscript to Text Converter Command Line Server License v2.0.   I execute this command line in our interface engine but when I feed a postscript file thru your converter I get this i/0 error below

An I/O error occurred while executing command 'R:\ps2txt\ps2txt.exe -nolayout $gSrcFile$ $gDstFile$' occurs but produces the output so we send this to the sink. When I send a text file thru I do not get the error but that is of no use to me.  I need to convert postscript.

I registered your Postscript to Text Command Line software.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Converter I just found that a small Postscript file works with no i/o error, but a larger one gets the error. maybe the license is not invoked.

Please use following command line to register ps2txt.exe in your system, I used this at the command line.

ps2txt.exe "-$" "XXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

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125? lines post script works
145?  lines does not work

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Can you please email to us your sample PS file for test purpose? after we checked your sample PS file, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.

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Here is a file, from the command prompt by itself it works but see below for details.

When called from the engine a file larger than 125 lines gets the i/o error.

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Our ps2txt.exe can convert your PS file to text file without any problem, we have created a test package to you, please download it from following URL,

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

After you unzip it to a folder, please run " test.bat" file, you will get a " 2011-04-14-14-46-05-896.txt" file, everything is fine in this text file, can you get same text file in your system?

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also, you can use CreateProcess() + CreatePipe() functions to suppress "thank you for using our product..." message, please refer to following web pages for more information,

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/190351
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682499(v=vs.85).aspx
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=295077

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