pdf split-merge, verypdf sdk & com

Split a PDF file by keywords and remove blank pages from PDF file

Project description : looking for specific feature within one or more than one existing pdf utilities or custom development:

Blank pages within file(s) using "content splitter" or does this feature exist in another of your utilities?

- Within a single pdf document or "selected" multiple pdf documents, up to unlimited pages, allow as part of a specific "content split rule" the utility to find and "split" at all blank pages for easy isolation or fully automatic removal.

- the above count be stand alone, maybe you have this already, or could be an added feature to "content splitter".

Combining existing pdf utilities into a simply "few clicks" automated solution for multiple pdf files:

- (Remove all blank pages-see above), *merge*, *content split*, (sort on new criteria - text at position), *merge*

Please let me know if these are possible please quote. If you need more information, please don't hesitate to ask.

Thank you!
Customer
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Thanks for your message, PDF Content Splitter Command Line software has most functions as your request, you may download the trial version of PDF Content Splitter Command Line software from this web page to try,

https://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-content-splitter/try-and-buy.html#buy-cmd
https://www.verypdf.com/dl2.php/pdf-content-splitter-cmd.zip

After you download it, you can run following command lines to split a PDF file by the contents on a fixed position easily,

pdfcs.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXX -mode 0 -x 422 -y 139 test.pdf _out.pdf

pdfcs.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXX -mode 1 -x 422 -y 139 test.pdf _out.pdf

pdfcs.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXX -mode 2 -x 422 -y 139 test.pdf _out.pdf

However, PDF Content Splitter Command Line software hasn't PDF Merging and Remove blank pages functions, if you need these functions, we could add these functions to you in a custom-build version, please feel free to let us know if you are interested in this solution.

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pdf stitcher

How to remove margins from PDF pages before pdf stitch?

I'm using PDFStitcher software to stitch all of my PDF pages to a new PDF page, everything work fine, but my PDF page has a margin at bottom, can PDFStitcher remove a small margin at bottom of page before stitch?? See image below and the input PDF for you to test is attached.

https://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-stitch/index.html

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Customer
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I checked your PDF file, because these small margins were exist in your original PDF file, so PDF Stitcher couldn't remove these small margins during stitch, thanks for your understanding.

However, you can use "VeryDOC PDF Margin Crop" to remove the margins from a PDF file first,

https://www.verydoc.com/pdf-margin-crop.html

after that, you can use PDF Stitcher to stitch the PDF pages into a new PDF file again, I hope "VeryDOC PDF Margin Crop" software will helpful to you, you may give it a try.

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pcl converter

Installation problems for VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom

Hi,
I had the pcl converter sdk installed while testing it before I purchased. After purchasing, I uninstalled (uninstall.vbs) the trail and installed what was an old version from the link provided during purchase. Upon you prior support instruction, I downloaded another copy from you and uninstalled the old and reinstalled the new. Now, attempting to access the converter from its program id fails with:

System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {76D7DC95-4F1A-4D16-A38A-8162AFF33E0C} failed due to the following error: 8007007e The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E).

I downloaded the sdk trial from the website and tried to install it and I get the same error.

Here's the relevant code I am using to perform com interop:

System.Type VeryPDFType = System.Type.GetTypeFromProgID("VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom");
VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom veryPDFCom = (VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom)System.Activator.CreateInstance(VeryPDFType);

I have given full control to Everyone on the files in the bin dir of your code.

Customer
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https://www.verypdf.com/app/pcl-converter/index.html

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Maybe the registry has more entries to PCLtoPDFCom.exe in your system, you may run regedit.exe to open the Registry Editor first, search and delete all items which contain "76D7DC95-4F1A-4D16-A38A-8162AFF33E0C" CLSID, after that, you may run "install.vbs" to reinstall PCLtoPDFCom into your system again, you will able to get it work fine.

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pdf stitcher, pdf to image converter

How to stitch multiple PDF pages into a long page TIFF image file?

Do you have any programs or tools that would merge pages in a multipage tiff into one page? for example, a 20 page tiff would merge the 20 mages into a long single page.

Customer
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Thanks for your message, we don't have this software yet, however, you can use VeryPDF PDFstitch software to stitch your PDF pages into one page first, and then use PDF to Image Converter Command Line software to convert the stitched PDF file to TIFF image file again, we hope this solution will useful to you.

https://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-stitch/index.html
https://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-to-image-converter/command-line.html

VeryPDF
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Did try PDFstitch works very well merges a 50 page pdf very fast, then used Pdf2image to convert to tiff fails, the multi page pdf works is there a solution for this ??

C:\_support\pdf2image_win\pdf2image_win\pdf2img.exe -color24to8 -r 300 -multipage -compress 5 E:\test.pdf e:\test2.tif
Failed to Display Page #1

Customer
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This problem seems caused by too long page height in your PDF file, you may reduce the resolution in pdf2img.exe to try again, for example,

C:\pdf2image_win\pdf2img.exe -color24to8 -r 72 -multipage -compress 5 E:\test.pdf e:\test2.tif

You may also download VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter Command Line from this web page to try, VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter Command Line software can be used to convert from both Postscript and PDF files to image files and without maximum number of file size (or page size or resolution) limitation,

https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html
http://www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip

after you download it, you can run following command line to convert your PDF file to TIFF file properly,

ps2image.exe C:\input.pdf C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -r 300 C:\input.pdf C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 1 -c g4 C:\input.pdf C:\output.tif

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pcl converter

How to call pcltoolsdk.dll library from a 64bit EXE application?

Hi,

I am trying to use platform invocation from c# to invoke the convert method on pcltoolsdk.dll but that dll is 32 bit and my application is 64 bit. I cannot use your com server because it won't register correctly (different support ticket).

Can you provide 64 bit version of your dlls??
Customer
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https://www.verypdf.com/app/pcl-converter/index.html

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Thanks for your message, pcltoolsdk.dll is a 32bit DLL library, you can only call it from a 32bit EXE application. If you wish call it from a 64bit EXE application, you should call PCLtoPDFCom.exe instead of pcltoolsdk.dll, PCLtoPDFCom.exe is a COM interface based on pcltoolsdk.dll library, PCLtoPDFCom.exe can be called from both 32bit and 64bit EXE applications.

If you wish to use PCLtoPDFCom.exe, you need register it into your system first.

You can run install.vbs to register PCLtoPDFCom.exe into your system, you can also run a cmd window by administrator privilege, and then run following command line to register PCLtoPDFCom.exe into your system,

PCLtoPDFCom.exe /regserver

after you register "PCLtoPDFCom.exe" into your system successful, you can call "VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom" from your VBScript code to convert from PCL files to PDF files easily, for example,

set VeryPDFCom = CreateObject("VeryPDF.PCLtoPDFCom")
Set filesys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strFolder = filesys.GetParentFolderName(WScript.ScriptFullName)
strFolder = filesys.GetParentFolderName(strFolder)

strReturn = ""
nFileIndex = 0
VeryPDFCom.EnableDebugLog(1)

strInFile = strFolder & "\test\test.pcl"
strOutFile = strFolder & "\bin\_test.pdf"
strCmd = "-$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX """ & strInFile & """ """ & strOutFile & """"
strReturn = strReturn & VeryPDFCom.PCLtoPDF(strCmd)
nFileIndex = nFileIndex+1

msgbox strReturn

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