Good morning.
We are a software house and we would like to use command line to print PDF files.
Scenario is that our application run on Windows Server 2003 SP2 with UniPrint printer (UniPrint Server 7.0.3) on Citrix environment and need to print via command line using UniPrint Printer with different paper size.
We downloaded trial version of PDFPrint Command Line v2.0 and made some tests.
It seems to work as we desire but there is a resolution issue. In fact, we often need to print bar codes and we noticed that quality is not adequate to our needs.
Is this because we are using the trial version and all would be resolved with the full version?
We are interested in purchasing PDFPrint only if you can guarantee that the print quality will be maintained as the original PDF file.
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Sincerely,
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Thanks for your message, please run following command lines to print your PDF file again,
pdfprint.exe -shell C:\test.pdf
pdfprint.exe -shell2 C:\test.pdf
pdfprint.exe -raster2 C:\test.pdf
pdfprint.exe -useembedfont C:\test.pdf
Can you print your PDF file with barcode properly with one of above command lines?
VeryPDF
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thank you for your response.
I had already used "-useembedfont" option and the fonts used are correct but the print quality is not good, it's as if all the characters are bold and this is not good for the bar code.
Using the command pdfprint.exe -shell C:\test.pdf and pdfprint.exe -shell2 C:\test.pdf the print is displayed properly but the quality is really bad.
With the command pdfprint.exe -raster2 C:\test.pdf you get the best results. Will test it as soon as possible with the physical printer, but this way the execution time increases significantly and we must assess whether it may affect server performance when you run a lot of prints.
In any case, the question is: with the full version of PDFPrint print quality is the same as the demo version?
Best regards,
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Yes, the full version of PDFPrint print quality is the same as the demo version, I can confirm this matter.
VeryPDF
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