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Old_Jpeg compression in Image2PDF product

Just wanted to know if the current version of Image2pdf can handle Tiffs encoded in Old_Jpeg format.
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Image2pdf doesn't support support TIFF format with Old_Jpeg compression, however, you can download another product from our partner's website to try, their product does support Old_Jpeg compression, we hoping their product will helpful to you,

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TIFF Tag JPEGProc

IFD Image
Code 512 (hex 0x0200)
Name JPEGProc
LibTiff name TIFFTAG_JPEGPROC
Type SHORT
Count 1
Default None based on specification, although we do suggest making use of 1 (baseline sequential) as a default in readers
Description

Old-style JPEG compression field. TechNote2 invalidates this portion of the specification.

No new TIFF writer code need to ever try to use this tag. It is component of an invalidated compression scheme, old-style JPEG, that was always unclear to begin with, and next enjoyed a lot of mutualy exclusive implementations. The following description is for TIFF reading purposes only.

This field originally indicated the JPEG method employed to generate the compressed data. The values for this field are defined to be consistent using the numbering convention utilized in ISO DIS 10918-2. Two values were defined:

1 = baseline sequential process
14 = lossless process with Huffman coding

LibTiff defines these values:

JPEGPROC_BASELINE = 1;
JPEGPROC_LOSSLESS = 14;

Once the lossless process with Huffman coding is selected with this area, the Huffman tables accustomed to scribe the look are specified through the JPEGDCTables area, and also the JPEGACTables area sits dormant.

Not every one of that old-style JPEG compression fields are highly relevant to the JPEG process selected with this JPEGProc area. When baseline consecutive process is selected, the next fields are relevant:

JPEGInterchangeFormat
JPEGInterchangeFormatLength
JPEGRestart Interval
JPEGQTables
JPEGDCTables
JPEGACTables

When the lossless process with Huffman is selected, the following apply:

JPEGInterchangeFormat
JPEGInterchangeFormatLength
JPEGRestart Interval
JPEGLosslessPredictors
JPEGPointTransforms
JPEGDCTables

The initial specs stated the area is mandatory when Compression mode is (now old-style) JPEG, and specified no default. We certainly agree authors should write it when writing old-style JPEG, but that argument ought to be moat as no new author implementations ought to be attempted.

Unlike exactly what the original specs suggests, we recommend visitors to utilize a the worthiness 1 (baseline consecutive) whenever a tag value is needed but none of them is written.
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TIFF Tag Compression

IFD Image
Code 259 (hex 0x0103)
Name Compression
LibTiff name TIFFTAG_COMPRESSION
Type SHORT
Count 1
Default 1 (No compression)
Description

Compression scheme used on the image data.

The specification defines these values to be baseline:

1 = No compression
2 = CCITT modified Huffman RLE
32773 = PackBits compression, aka Macintosh RLE

Additionally, the specification defines these values as part of the TIFF extensions:

3 = CCITT Group 3 fax encoding
4 = CCITT Group 4 fax encoding
5 = LZW
6 = JPEG ('old-style' JPEG, later overriden in Technote2)

Technote2 overrides old-style JPEG compression, and defines:

7 = JPEG ('new-style' JPEG)

Adobe later added the deflate compression scheme:

8 = Deflate ('Adobe-style')

The TIFF-F specification (RFC 2301) defines:

9 = Defined by TIFF-F and TIFF-FX standard (RFC 2301) as ITU-T Rec. T.82 coding, using ITU-T Rec. T.85 (which boils down to JBIG on black and white).
10 = Defined by TIFF-F and TIFF-FX standard (RFC 2301) as ITU-T Rec. T.82 coding, using ITU-T Rec. T.43 (which boils down to JBIG on color).

LibTiff supports most of these. (Even though it can be argued that old-style JPEG cannot be really properly supported, and is probably best ignored, there is some attempt at decoding support for some common old-style JPEG interpretations.) Additionally, LibTiff adds support for some compression schemes that are not part of the specification and are somewhat less common. Here's LibTiff's definition of possible values:

COMPRESSION_NONE = 1;
COMPRESSION_CCITTRLE = 2;
COMPRESSION_CCITTFAX3 = COMPRESSION_CCITT_T4 = 3;
COMPRESSION_CCITTFAX4 = COMPRESSION_CCITT_T6 = 4;
COMPRESSION_LZW = 5;
COMPRESSION_OJPEG = 6;
COMPRESSION_JPEG = 7;
COMPRESSION_NEXT = 32766;
COMPRESSION_CCITTRLEW = 32771;
COMPRESSION_PACKBITS = 32773;
COMPRESSION_THUNDERSCAN = 32809;
COMPRESSION_IT8CTPAD = 32895;
COMPRESSION_IT8LW = 32896;
COMPRESSION_IT8MP = 32897;
COMPRESSION_IT8BL = 32898;
COMPRESSION_PIXARFILM = 32908;
COMPRESSION_PIXARLOG = 32909;
COMPRESSION_DEFLATE = 32946;
COMPRESSION_ADOBE_DEFLATE = 8;
COMPRESSION_DCS = 32947;
COMPRESSION_JBIG = 34661;
COMPRESSION_SGILOG = 34676;
COMPRESSION_SGILOG24 = 34677;
COMPRESSION_JP2000 = 34712;
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pdf to vector converter

I am having trouble running the PDF to XPS Converter EXE on my Windows 2008 64bit machine

Hi, I am having trouble running the EXE on my Windows 2008 64bit machine.
The process crashes.
I am trying to convert PDF2XPS.
On Windows XP (32-bit) the process works perfect!
Is there something specific that needs to be made for 64bit support?
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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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Hello again and thank you for your support!
I have another issue.
Some of the pdf files I am trying to transform into XPS files are extremely large.
(A 600Kb PDF turns into a 20+ Mb file)
Is there any parameter I can use to eliminate or reduce this bloating?

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Can you please email to us your sample PDF file (A 600Kb PDF) for checking? after we checked your sample PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you shortly.
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Hi, I'm still in the POC phase, so we haven't yet to purchase the product.
I've attached the file.

I've had a little mistake though,
The xps file is 1.2Mb, but the first and only fpage is more than 20Mb.
I feel that some of the geometry was exploded into many smaller entities bloating the file.

Since I'm interested in getting the geometries of a PDF file, I have an XPS parser (since it's an open document it was relatively easy making one) and now I'm figuring how to transform PDF files into XPS files for parsing.

Hope to hear from you soon,
any help would be appreciated.
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We have tried following command line in my system just now,

pdf2vec.exe "D:\temp3\AEC Plan ElevSample.pdf" "D:\temp3\AEC Plan Elev Sample.xps"

it does create a XPS file at 1.31MB, you can download converted XPS file from following web page, we hoping this XPS file will helpful to you,

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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Let me elaborate on my problem, and maybe you can help (Maybe the problem is somewhere else).

I have a DWG file (Which is an AutoCAD file) From it, I can create a PDF file using AutoCAD.
Then I use pdf2vec to transform the PDF into XPS.

In the process, from DWG that has one dashed line, I get many many paths (lines) in the XPS. (too many! I want to get less) So I am trying to figure out if there is anything in the PDF->XPS that is causing this (I can't read the PDF file to know how many elements it stores).

Do you have any idea how to help me?
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We have checked your PDF file, your PDF file contains lots of dot lines, your PDF file contains lots of contents lines like following, so the output XPS file will contain lots of dot lines too, this is normal, if you wish create a XPS file without too many dot lines, we have to combine these dot lines into a background image, this will compress your XPS file smaller,

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text to pdf converter

text to pdf converter, Problem appending to an existing file.

I'm trying to process two text files into a single pdf file and am using
the Overwrite or append option parameter "-pap" but it does not appear
to work.
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Never mind my last message.

I had version 1.5 which did not recognize the "-pap" option. I downloaded version 2.2 and it works fine.

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One more thing,

I was hoping I could use one text file to provide a header (different size and color of font) for the next file. The -pap works but it makes a document with two complete full pages whereas I am only looking to have perhaps two lines of blue print and then the next text file as black print.

Thank You,
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I'm sorry, it's late (12:34am cst) and I'm not seeing things right.

I am not having any luck appending to an existing file.

The commands I am using are:

Command 1:     TxtToPDF.exe lontest-part-a.txt lontestx.pdf
(Works fine and the data in file "lontest-part-a.txt" is in the output file "lontestx.pdf"

Command 2:    TxtToPDF.exe lontest-part-b.txt lontestx.pdf -pap
(output file "lontestx.pdf" only contains the data in file "lontest-part-b.txt"

Any assistance would be appreciated.

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Thanks for your message, we will check this problem and include a fix for it into the next version of text2pdf product, thanks for your patience.

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pdfstamp command line

technical question for PDF Stamper (PDF Stamp)

I am a paid user of "very pdf pdf stamper 2.3."
I would like to know if there is any way to adjust Bates numbers on the page beyond the basic -- top center, bottom center, etc -- adjustment.
I.e., I would like to move the numbers over to the left a 1/4" inch or so and up on the page a 1/4" or so. I am using bottom right as my # placement.
I do not see this in the documentation.
Thanks, in advance, for your assistance.
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Thanks for your message, you can use “Translate X” and “Translate Y” options to move the text stamp, please refer to following screenshot,


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Thanks, I thought that did it, but I was doing bottom right numbering and it moved the numbers off the page. Had trouble entering a negative integer, which I finally figured out.
Nice program.
Can this program put the multiple numbers across a page, like for 8 up numbered tickets.
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Yes, of course, you can add any number of stamps to the PDF page, that’s no problem.

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pdfstamp command line

2 Questions About PDF Stamper

Dear Folks At Very PDF Stamper,

I am almost finished with an 85 page E-Book and I will be buying 2 Licenses of PDF Stamper for use of 2 computers.

Please see the attached scanned page from the WordTracker book I bought that I’ve sent to you which shows what I want to do—and want to know if I can do it in my E-Book with your PDF Stamper product.

I have 2 questions I need answers for:


1.  I want to stamp “Prepared Exclusively For (Customer Name) as has been done as shown in the lower right-hand corner.
Question:  Will PDF Stamper allow me to stamp outside the margins that were set when the document was created or can I only
apply the stamp inside the margins set when the document was created?

2.  Please notice that I have “stamped” my name alone, Tomas West, —without the words “Prepared Exclusively For”—in the extreme
left-hand “gutter” margin.
Question:  Will PDF Stamper allow me to  stamp “Prepared Exclusively For (Customer Name) in the lower right-hand corner as
shown and stamp just the customer’s name—3 times as shown and without “Prepared Exclusively For”—in the “gutter
margin” and allow me to do that while only having the customer type in his name 1 time?


This is extremely important and I sincerely  hope this configuration can be achieved.

Your anticipated response is sincerely appreciated.

Please feel free to hit “Reply” and type your answers directly after/next to my questions if that is convenient for you.

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Thanks for your message, but we don’t very understand your meaning for above two items, is it possible for you to create a sample PDF file which include above two text stamps? After we checked your stamped PDF file, we will figure out a solution to you asap, is this okay to you?

You can use our PDFStamper or Adobe Acrobat to insert the text stamp into your PDF file, then you can create a demo PDF file easily.

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