pdf to image converter

PDF to Image SDK Registraion problem from VFP 8

We have been using the command line version of your product with the suplied registration code without any problem for several years. However, I recently tried to use the same registration code alonfg with the DLL version  (PDFToImageSetCode; PDFToImageConverter). The PDF converts to a multipage tiff file, but I am getting the test version watermark. Do I need a different registration code:
(I am working in VFP 8 in this project)


DECLARE long PDFToImageConverter in "c:\rts\pdf2image.dll" ;
String szPDFFileName , String szOutputName, ;
String szUserPassword,String szOwnPassword, ;
long xresolution,long yresolution,long bitcount, ;
long compression, long quality,INTEGER grayscale, ;
INTEGER multipage,long firstPage,long lastPage

Declare long PDFToImageGetPageCount  in "c:\rts\pdf2image.dll" ;
string szPDFFileName

Declare PDFToImageSetCode in "c:\rts\pdf2image.dll" ;
string szRegcode
LOCAL coutfile,npagecnt,

nok = PDFToImageSetCode("XXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
npagecnt = PDFToImageGetPageCount(cpdffile)

WAIT WINDOW "Converting PDF file to Tiff File: " + ALLTRIM(STR(npagecnt)) + " page(s)" NOWAIT NOCLEAR
nok = PDFToImageConverter(cPdffile, cTiffFile ; ,"", "", 200, 200, 1, 4, 70, 0, 1, -1, -1) WAIT CLEAR
IF nok>0
gfmessage("Failed to convert PDF file to Tiff file")
ENDIF
CLEAR DLLS
"PDFToImageConverter","PDFToImageGetPageCount","PDFToImageSetCode"
SET DEFAULT TO (c_drive)

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Are you using the latest version of pdf2image.dll library? If yes, please use old version of pdf2image.dll to replace the new version of pdf2image.dll file, then you will get it work.

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I was using the wrong activation code, the one for our earlier command line version. I switched to the SDK version activation code and all is now working properly. Thank you for your help.
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Thanks for your information.

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pdf to vector converter

Call PDF to Vector Converter SDK from 64bit EXE application

Hi I’m having difficulty installing the pdf2swf converter dlls into visual studio 2010 on win7.
VS keeps reporting the files the dlls aren’t valid.

I’ve copied them to the bin folder and am trying to add references to them, but this is where the invalid dll error comes.

Can you advise ?

http://www.verydoc.com/pdf2vector/pdf-to-swf.html
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Please by following steps to try again,

1. Please run "bin/register_x64_com.bat" to register pdf2vector_com.exe first, 2. Then you can run "win64/test_pdf2vec_com_for_x64.vbs" to call PDF2Vector COM method to convert PDF documents to other formats, PDF2Vector COM can be called from visual studio 2010 without any problem,

Please refer to a VBS example at below,

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'Please run "../bin/register_x64_com.bat" to register pdf2vector_com.exe first, 'then you can run "test_pdf2vec_com_for_x64.vbs" to call PDF2Vector COM method 'to convert PDF documents to other formats.
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Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strFolder = fso.GetParentFolderName(wscript.ScriptFullName)

pos = InstrRev(strFolder, "\")
strFolder2 = Mid(strFolder, 1, pos)
strPDFFile = strFolder2 & "bin\test.pdf"

strOutFile = strFolder & "\com_test_x64.xps"
Set pdf2vec = CreateObject("PDF2VectorCom.pdf2vec")

strCmd = "pdf2vec -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX """ & strPDFFile & """ """ & strOutFile & """"

MsgBox (strCmd)
nRet = pdf2vec.com_PDF2Vector(strCmd)
MsgBox ("Return Value is: " & CStr(nRet))

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Thank you for your response. The batch files you have said I should run, I do not have a copy of them, where they sent as an attachment in your last email ?

I've I downloaded from your site, doesn’t have the x64 bit version batch files.

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Please download latest version of PDF to Vector Converter SDK from following URL,

http://www.verydoc.com/pdf2vec_sdk.zip

after you unzip it to a folder, please refer to following files,

bin\pdf2vector_com.exe
bin\register_x64_com.bat
win64\readme.txt
win64\test_pdf2vec_com_for_x64.vbs

Please run "bin/register_x64_com.bat" to register pdf2vector_com.exe first, then you can run "test_pdf2vec_com_for_x64.vbs" to call PDF2Vector COM method to convert PDF documents to other formats.

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My goal is to run the application on a shared hosted environment and wouldn’t be able to registered coms with the server.  I only have access to the bin folder to copy the dll to.
Do you have a dll solution ? Is the dll in the downloaded zip corrupt or not compatible with win x64 ?
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pdf2vec.dll is a 32bit DLL Library, you can call it from 32bit EXE without any problem, but you can't call it from 64bit EXE, please notice this matter.

However, you can also use our PDF to Vector Converter Command Line to instead of PDF to Vector Converter SDK product, PDF to Vector Converter Command Line can be run on both 32bit and 64bit systems, you can download trial version from our website to try,

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

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verypdf blog

PCL to PDF Converter SDK Trial License

We are looking into purchasing the PCL Converter product / imbedded SDK
but cannot test if the functionality is going to be workable for our
customer.
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Thanks for your message, you can download our PCL Converter SDK product
from following page to try,

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

https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/pcltoolsdk.zip

you can use trial version of PCL Converter SDK to convert PCL file to
PDF file easily, if you encounter any problem with it, please feel free
to let us know, we will assist you asap.

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The problem with that is the message box that comes up and the watermark
that gets created. We're going to be processing a large number of files,
and with that box we can't tell if it will be fast enough to work in a
reasonable amount of time.

Is there anyway to get a trial license that removes this temporarily?
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Thanks for your message, but we haven't a temporary License Key to
disable the demo watermark and messagebox, these limitations are exist in
demo version only, after you purchased it, these limitations will be
removed automatically, please understand.

VeryPDF
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You can test the trial version without any problem, the trial version is
just popup a demo messagebox and add a watermark into output PDF file,
they are just minor limitations, these limtiations will be removed after
you purchased it.

However, if we can be of any other assistance, please feel free to let us
know.

VeryPDF
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We have completed those tests, but the polyp takes some time and has to be
acknowledged each time. As I said we have a high volume of files to create
in batch and thus the popup won't allow us to create a proof of concept.

If there is anyway to just remove the popup and keep the watermark, we would
be able to test it and then could purchase it to remove the watermark.

If you can help with this test, even of it is on a temporary (1 or 2 day)
license then we may be able to purchase the product. Otherwise we will have
to find a different PCL to PDF vendor to use.

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Ok, thanks for the information.

But I'm confused. If the SDK doesn't include source code, but a source code change is required to avoid the pop-up, how will we be able to solve the problem that you say you cannot solve unless you re-compile?  If the answer is that the license key allows the software to operate without the pop-up, may we request a "temporary" license that allows us to test the speed of the call to the dll on our hardware platform without having the pop-up, which prevents us from accurately timing the function call to ensure that the performance will meet the requirements of our customer?  We believe it will be ok, and we want to purchase the product, but the customer has insisted on performance testing for a large number of files.

Another question is how the license file is distributed.  If we include a call to this dll in our software, what license, if any, do we need to distribute to our customer?

Thank you very much for your reply.

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Please refer to following code, after you purchased the PCL Converter SDK, you will receive a license key, please use your license to replace XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX at below, then popup dialog will disappear,

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Private Declare Function VeryPDFPCLConverter Lib "pcltoolsdk.dll" (ByVal strCommandLine As String) As Long

Private Sub PCL2PDF_Click()
Dim nRet As Long
Dim strCmd As String
Dim strInPCL As String
Dim strOutPDF As String
strInPCL = App.Path & "\test.pcl"
strOutPDF = App.Path & "\test.pcl.pdf"
strCmd = "-$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "
strCmd = strCmd & " """ & strInPCL & """"
strCmd = strCmd & " """ & strOutPDF & """"
nRet = VeryPDFPCLConverter(strCmd)
'MsgBox (Str(nRet))
End Sub
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We haven't a "temporary" license key. We will send a license key to you only after you purchased it, please understand.

You need embed your license key into your source code, compile it into EXE, then you can distribute your EXE and our PCL Converter SDK to your customers.

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ocr products

Convert existing PDF file a searchable PDF file and plain text file with OCR

and now we need help.
We would have from existing PDF files a readable PDF file
What are the correct string to convert this files???
Do we need 2 steps - convert from PDF to TIF and then from TIF to PDF_Readable?

Testfiles:

Please HELP

Thanks
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You needn't convert PDF file to TIFF file first and convert TIFF file to PDF file again, you can simple run following command line to convert a scanned PDF file to searchable PDF file at one step,

pdfocrjb2.exe -ocr 1 D:\temp3\testfile_2.pdf D:\temp3\testfile_2_out.pdf

if your PDF file contains color pages, you can add "-autobitcount" parameter to process the color pages, pdfocrjb2.exe will skip OCR process for color pages automatically,

pdfocrjb2.exe -ocr 1 -autobitcount D:\temp3\testfile_2.pdf D:\temp3\testfile_2_out.pdf

pdfocrjb2.exe is work great for black and white TIFF&PDF files, for the color files, you should better convert them to black and white TIFF&PDF files first, if so, our OCR engine will recognize characters greatly in black and white image files.

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some additional concern:
we also need to convert an image pdf into text format, how can that be done within one cmd line ,
i.e.  pdfocrjb2.exe -ocr 1 D:\temp3\testfile_2.pdf D:\temp3\testfile_2_out.txt  ?

Thanks for help!!!
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You can use "-ocrtxt " to create a text file, for example,

pdfocrjb2.exe -ocr 1 -ocrtxt D:\temp3\testfile_2_out.txt D:\temp3\testfile_2.pdf D:\temp3\testfile_2_out.pdf

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doc to any converter

convert Word to PDF without office word installed

Dear Concerned,
I have been testing your DOC to ANY converter  for our internal needs and encountered an issue.
1. When I used the option -useOfiice 0, to convert word to PDF, the generated PDF is not in a correct format.
Is this a bug or am I missing something ?
the command I used is
doc2any -useoffice 0 c:\example.doc c:\exampleNoword.pdf

Basically we are planning to use this tool on a machine that does not have word installed on it.
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If you use "-useoffice 0", doc2any.exe will render DOC format by ourself, the resultant PDF file may now same as original Word format, this is normal.


Our DOC to Any Converter Command Line does convert office documents to PDF files without MS Office installed. DOC to Any Converter Command Line will work by following solutions:

1. If your system has MS Office 2007 + PDF&XPS addon installed, DocToAny will use PDF&XPS addon to save MS Office documents to PDF and XPS files,
2. If your system has MS Office installed but without PDF&XPS addon, DocToAny will use MS Office to print documents to PDF and XPS files,
3. If your system hasn't MS Office installed, but have OpenOffice installed, DocToAny will use OpenOffice to convert documents,
4. If your system hasn't both MS Office and OpenOffice installed, DocToAny will use ourself's DOC/RTF render to convert DOC and RTF formats to other formats, but doc2any will not support PPT and XLS formats at this time.

In general, you can do following conversions if your system hasn't MS Word and OpenOffice installed,
1. RTF to HTML without MS Word or OpenOffice,
2. RTF to DOC without MS Word or OpenOffice,
3. RTF to PDF without MS Word or OpenOffice,
4. DOC to HTML without MS Word or OpenOffice,
5. DOC to RTF without MS Word or OpenOffice,
6. DOC to PDF without MS Word or OpenOffice,

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