Call PDF To Image Converter COM Component v2.0 from 64bit application

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We are thinking about buying your component? PDF To Image Converter COM Component v2.0“, but I have a problem with testing it on Windows Server 2003 x64. (x86 platform is OK)

On Windows Server 2003 x64 I get an "0x8007000B" error.

I can prevent it by setting provided console application to x86 platform, but better solution for me is to have a library pdf2image.dll build for x64 system and have my solution with "Any CPU" setting.

Can you provide us with pdf2image.dll build to x64 please?

Thank you,
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We don’t have the PDF2Image product now, but we will buy it as soon as we will be able to run it on Windows Server 2003 x64 testing server.

I downloaded your test examples from https://www.verypdf.com/pdf2tif/index.htm#PDF To Image Converter and it doesn’t run on our Windows Server 2003 x64 testing server (I don’t install it - only copy pdf2image.dll to the bin folder with mentioned issues. (32 bit is OK). I use DotNetConsoleClass example for c#.

If we buy it - do we get the all versions for $299 (1 Server licence)? 32 and 64 bit.
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The latest version of PDF2Image SDK contains a PDF2ImageCOM.exe file, this is the COM interface, this COM interface can be called from both 32bit and 64bit applications.

Please put PDF2ImageCOM.exe and pdf2image.dll, cimage.dll files into same folder, launch a CMD window by administrator privilege, run following command line to register it,

PDF2ImageCOM.exe /regserver

After you registered it, you can call asp_PDFToImageConverter() function from 32bit or 64bit code to convert PDF files to image files, please refer to following VBS code,

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'please run "64bit-com-install.bat" to register PDF2ImageCOM.exe first
Set pdfcom = CreateObject("PDF2Image.CPDF2Image")
pdfcom.asp_PDFToImageSetCode("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
pdfcom.asp_PDFToImageSetFileNameSuffix("")
nRet = pdfcom.asp_PDFToImageConverter("C:\\1.pdf", "C:\\1.jpg", "", "", 200, 200, 24, 32773, 85, 0, 0, 1, 1)
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You can also refer to the test steps at below,

You can download the latest version of PDF2Image SDK from following URL,

http://www.globalpdf.com/pdf2tif/pdf2image_sdk_trial.zip

latest version of PDF2Image SDK does contain the 64bit COM interface, you can use it by following steps,

1. Run "64bit-com-install.bat" or following command line to install PDF2ImageCOM.exe into your system, you need run it by administrator privilege,

PDF2ImageCOM.exe /regserver

2. You can use following 64bit code to test its capability,

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Dim oTest, nPageCount, nPageWidth, nPageHeight
Set oTest = CreateObject("PDF2Image.CPDF2Image")
m_strInputFileName = "C:\test.pdf"
oTest.asp_PDFToImageSetCode("XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX")
nPageCount = oTest.asp_PDFToImageGetPageCount(m_strInputFileName)
nPageWidth = oTest.asp_PDFToImageGetPageWidth(m_strInputFileName, 1)
nPageHeight = oTest.asp_PDFToImageGetPageHeight(m_strInputFileName, 1)
'Converter PDF file to TIFF file by DPI information
oTest.asp_PDFToImageConverter m_strInputFileName, "C:\example1_tiffpack.tiff", "", "", 300, 300, 24, 32773, 70, 0, 1, -1, -1
oTest.asp_PDFToImageConverter m_strInputFileName, "C:\example1.emf", "", "", 300, 300, 24, 32773, 70, 0, 1, -1, -1
'Converter PDF file to TIFF file by page size information
oTest.asp_PDFToImageConverterEx m_strInputFileName, "C:\example1_tiffpack_page_size.tiff", "", "", 1, nPageWidth, nPageHeight, 24, 32773, 70, 0, 1, -1, -1

MsgBox "Convert Success!"
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