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help on pdfpage

We found some problems in last revisions of 2 of your dll:

1: The new version of pdf2txt.dll (ver. 3.3.0.1) extracts text from PDF file erasing empty raws. In the last version we used  (ver. 3.0.0.2) the relevant data (all text) were extracted in a properly way.

2: In the new dll pdfpage.dll, the function verygetpdffilepagecount returns always zero (0) if operating system is Windows server 2003 service pack 2.

Could you inform us how we can solve these matters?
We look forward to receiving a reply at your earliest convenience.
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Thanks for your message, can you please create a test project for us to reproduce these problems? After we reproduce your problems in our system, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.

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Sources example


Dim PagesNumber as integer

PDF_SetCode ("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")

'iRet = VerySplitMergeSetParameter("RetainBookmarks","on")
'iRet = VerySplitMergeSetParameter("RetainAcroForms","off")
iret = VerySplitMergeSetParameter("RetainBookmarks", "off")
iret = VerySplitMergeSetParameter("RetainAcroForms", "on")

PagesNumber = VeryGetPDFFilePageCount(“C:\xxxxxxxxx.pdf”)


ON
WINDOS 2003 SERVER R2  / WINDOWS 2008 SERVER
PagesNumber RETURN 0

ON
Windows XP /Windows7
PagesNumber RETURN 5

this result with any PDF Files
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I have tried “test_vb.exe” application just now, it does return 32 for the testcmd.pdf file, this is right, please refer to following screenshot,

Is this problem appear on one of your PDF files only? If yes, can you please email to us your sample PDF file for checking? After we checked your sample PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.

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Sorry , maybe the problem is caused by  this
on the server with Operative System Windows 2003/2008 the pdfpage.dll, even if located in the folder C:\Windows\System32, is not found
this does not happen on windows XP/windows7
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Are you using 64bit system? If yes, you can copy all DLL files to C:\windows\syswow64 folder instead of C:\windows\system32 folder, this may solve this problem to you.

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I have already copied all dll to
C:\windows\system32 on 32bit
And to
C:\windows\sysWOW64 on 64bit
but in both cases the pdfpage.dll non found
while for all other DLL this problem does not exists

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You need copy pdftoolsdk.dll and pdfpage.dll files into same folder, maybe you haven’t copied the pdftoolsdk.dll file.

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no , dependency is ok , no dll files are missed , but  on any S.O. Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2008 pdfpag.dll to have this problem
Please try one of these operating systems and see that pdfpag.dll  does not work 

My screenshot
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Thanks for your test machine, I have figure out a solution on your test machine, please disable DEP on your Windows 2003 system to try again,
Sometimes DEP block some program to run. To Add exception to DEP, you can go to:

1.    Click Start, right click on My Computer and choose Properties.
2.    Go to Advanced tab and click Settings in Performance block.
3.    Go to Data Execution Prevention tab, click Add to add exception to specific program to run.

If you want to completely turn DEP off, you can do this:
1.    Explore C:\
2.    Click Tools >> Folder Option >> Views
3.    Uncheck Hide Protected operating system files (Recommended) and Hide extensions for known file types
4.    Click Apply >> OK.
5.    Edit Boot.ini file.
6.    Modify the  /noexecute= to /noexecute=alwaysoff to disasble DEP entirely
7.    Save and reboot your computer.

You can also refer to following steps to disable DEP on your Windows 2003 completely,

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>>How do I disable Data Execution Prevention (DEP) in Windows 2003?

In Windows, right click on My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced -> Startup and recovery -> Setting -> Edit

and change the following,

1. Remove the options that begin with "/NOEXECUTE".
2. Add the "/EXECUTE" and "/NOPAE" options to the boot.ini file.

i.e.

[This example disables DEP and PAE within the system boot.ini]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Windows Server 2003, Enterprise" /fastdetect /EXECUTE /NOPAE

You will need to reboot for changes to take effect.
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You can also refer to following web pages for more information,

http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_turn_off_data_execution_prevention_errors.html

After you disabled the DEP for your application, then you can run your application with pdfpage.dll library properly, please to try.

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Thank you all for the excellent technical support that helped solve the problem quickly
good work and thanks to all of you
(sorry for my bad English)
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pdf print

How do I print my PDF file to Windows Printer from command line without need Adobe Reader?

VeryPDF PDF Print Command Line item is actually a skilled item to print the PDF file to Windows Printer from command line, it is not like Adobe Reader application, PDF Print Command Line is design for Command Line application only, you are able to call it from your source code or script or .bat file to batch print your PDF files to Windows Printer on the fly.

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

Adobe Reader does not support command line printing really well, Adobe Reader is very slow, which makes a poor way to print batch PDF files.

Please refer to following questions which come from other users:
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You have the ability to display and print a PDF with Acrobat and Adobe Reader within the command line. These instructions are unsupported, but have worked for a lot of software developers. There is no documentation of user instructions for command line usage too.
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Acrobat Reader - Print PDF as image (Command Line Choices)
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Is it feasible to print a PDF as image utilizing Acrobat Reader via command line options?

Or this feature is only available by way of the GUI of Acrobat?
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However for you, the answer is "No!". Printing PDF pages as an image is only available through the GUI in Acrobat Reader.
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I'm having two problems when trying to print a pdf silently in C# making use of adobe acrobat. I'm printing the pdfs employing Process.Start().

The very first issue is that I cannot launch Adobe Acrobat with out specifying the full path to the executable. I assume it does not add it to your path once you install it. Is there an easy method to launch the newest version of acrobat on a machine without specifying full path names? I'm worried that the client is going to do an update and break my code that launches this. I'm also concerned with them installing this on machines with different versions of windows (install paths are diverse in 64 bit environment vs. 32 bit).

My second difficulty is the truth that whenever I launch acrobat and print it nonetheless leaves the acrobat window open. I thought that the command line parameters I was making use of would suppress all of this but apparently not.

I'm trying to launch adobe acrobat from the command line using the following syntax:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader>AcroRd32.exe /t "Label.pdf" "HP4000" "HP LaserJet 4100 Series PCL6" "out.pdf"

It prints out fine but it nonetheless leaves the acrobat window up. Is there any other remedy besides going out and killing the method programmatically?
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Difficulty 1:

You might have the ability to work your way around the registry. In HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.pdf\PersistentHandler\(Default) you ought to discover a CLSID that points to a value identified in one of two places. Either the CLSID folder of the identical key, or (for 64 bit systems) 1 step down in Wow6432Node\CLSID then in that CLSID's key.

Inside that key you are able to appear for LocalServer32 and locate the default string value pointing to the present exe path.

I'm not 100% on any of this, but seems plausible (although you are going to need to verify on multiple environments to confirm that in-fact locates the procedure you're trying to find).

(Here are the docs on registry keys involved relating to PersistentHandlers)

Difficulty 2:

Almost certainly making use of the CreateNoWindow of the Method StartInfo.

Method p = new Procedure();
p.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe";
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/t \"Label.pdf\" \"HP4000\" \"HP LaserJet 4100 Series PCL6\" \"out.pdf\"";
p.CreateNoWindow = accurate;
p.Start();
p.WaitForExit();
(only a guess even so, but I'm certain a bit testing will prove it to work/not function)
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I need to print pdf doc from command line in win xp / 2000 without having opening the file.
When I had acrobat reader 7.0 I could have accomplished this by this command:

"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 8.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" /t /h /l "e:\test.pdf" "HP LJ 4350 PCL 5e"

When I installed acrobat reader 8.0 the switches \h \l isn't working.
The file is printed but it open and stays open.

I look in your web web site documentation for the new switches in acrobat reader 8.0 but with no luck.

Please help me
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Is there a way to use Aodbe Reader to print a Pdf and set "Fit to Printable Area" option from command line? Once I attempt to print pdf files using command line it prints it at 100%, this is a problem because some files can't fit to printer's paper size.
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Sadly, "Fit to Printable Area" is not an option within the command line, Adobe Reader doesn't support this process within the command line. However, VeryPDF PDF Print Command Line option does support "Fit to Printable Area" option, you can download PDF Print Command Line application from following page to try,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/index.html#dl
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You can also use Adobe Reader to print the PDF files from command line, please see some examples at below,

I believe your PDF printing techniques listed might not work nicely for a listing well over 50 PDF files, I'd a script using,

CALL START /MIN AcroRd32.exe /h /p [filename]

for each PDF in a list, but it stopped queuing them up at about the 35th-50th one (had a list of 90), depending on the computer. I think it is related to how memory is allocated with CALL START.
After a lot of troubleshooting, I found that you can FIRST launch Adobe Reader using

CALL START /MIN AcroRd32.exe /h

and then later in the script just call (without using CALL START)

AcroRd32.exe /h /p [filename]

for each file name, and it will allow execution to return to the batch file because Adobe Reader is already open. This worked well for printing/queuing up over 100 PDFs.

I tried your recent /T switch option for Reader 7 and it seemed to open a new instance of AcroRd32.exe for every PDF - not feasible when printing more than 10 PDFs. The downside is that without /T, one instance of AcroRd32.exe will still be left open after the script ends, albeit minimized.
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How to Print to the PDF Command Line
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1. Go to the "Start" menu of the computer,

2. Enter "cmd" in Run box and press Enter keyboard,

3. Enter AcroRd32.exe /t "C:\test.pdf" "\\servername\\printername" in your command prompt. Replace the information in quotes using the filename and destination from the file you wish to print, name of the server and also the name of the printer. This allows you to definitely print an evaluation file.

4. Push the "Enter" button in the CMD window. This prints the Pdf towards the printer that you simply specified.
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Is your PDF2TXT support Linux system?

We are in the process of evaluating the options that are available for converting PDF to XLS with the formatting. Our requirement is to embed this is into our J2EE environment running in Linux and have to convert the given pdf files to xls format. Is the product with the your company capable of doing this, meaning does it have a JAVA SDK which we can integrate to our application? If so, please let us know the process in getting the SDK, Thanks!
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Our products are not support Linux system, they are support Windows system only, sorry for this matter.

However, we are planning develop the linux version of PDF2TXT software in the future.

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html2pdf converter

After I download your trial version from the free download, I tested the step 3 Step 3:
Please run the html2pdf.exe software from the Command Line Window, the html2pdf.exe software is included in the DocConverter COM package,
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Thanks for your message, can you please let us know what problem did you encounter?

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I am actually looking for a commercial product (batch PDF converter) to convert the excel file to PDF on command line.
I tested your product and found that it only convert an excel file into one single PDF that is always sent to printer, which means that if I issue a command on DOC window as "doc2pdf.exe c:\temp\myexcel.xls c:\temp\myexcel.pdf" it will never create the "c:\temp\myexcel.pdf" file with your trial version. I do not know if it works with your real version.

By the way, if there are page breaks inside the excel files, does your product convert it into different pages in PDF file?

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We suggest you may download DOC to Any Converter from our website to try, you can use DOC to Any Converter to convert your Excel file to PDF file easily,

http://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any.html

for example,

doc2any.exe C:\in.doc C:\out.pdf
doc2any.exe C:\in.ppt C:\out.pdf
doc2any.exe C:\in.xls C:\out.pdf
doc2any.exe C:\in.docx C:\out.pdf
doc2any.exe C:\in.pptx C:\out.pdf
doc2any.exe C:\in.xlsx C:\out.pdf


>>By the way, if there are page breaks inside the excel files, does your
>>product convert it into different pages in PDF file?

Yes, our products are all support page breaks in original excel files.

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PDF to PCL

I have a trial version of your software.
I would like to convert a PDF file to a PCL file.  Specifically, I would like to be able to download IRS tax forms, which are in PDF format, and convert them to PCL format.
Can your VeryPDF software do that?  If so, I haven't been able to figure out how.
If so, I will happily buy your software.
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Our PCL Converter can convert PCL file to PDF file, please download PCL Converter product from following page to try,

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

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That's not what I'm asking.
My question is whether your program can convert a PDF file to a PCL file.  Can it?
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You can use our PDF2Vector to convert from PDF file to PCL file, PDF to Vector Converter can be downloaded from following page,

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

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I downloaded the file and tried to open it.
Message says ciimage.dll not found.
I'm not very good at these things.
I would appreciate it if you could give me some installation instructions.

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Please download PDF to Vector Converter Command Line from following URL,

http://www.verydoc.com/pdf2vec_cmd.zip

please unzip it to a folder, then launch a CMD window with administrator privilege, you can run following command line to convert your PDF file to PCL file,

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

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