Convert px3 to bmp and set page size via command line?

You are more likely to choose a helpful tool that allows you both to convert px3 to bmp and set page size. PCL Converter command line is a nice choice of you, because it makes directly changing the file extension to your desired one or ones in command prompt window (see Picture command prompt window) available. The operation is easy and simple, and the rest part of the article will show you how to convert px3 to bmp and set page size via PCL Converter command line.

Below is a px3 file, you can not open it arbitrarily, however, after you convert it to bmp, you not only can view it but can set page size.

PX3 file contained in PCL Converter  folder

The command line to convert px3 to bmp and set page size is as follows,

pcltool.exe -width 800 -height 600 C:\in.px3 C:\out.bmp

where

  • C:\in.px3 is to specify a px3 filename or a directory for input,
  • C:\out.bmp is to specify the bmp file name for output,
  • width 800 -height 600 is to set page size width to 800 and height to 600.

Now, please launch command prompt window, do as the picture suggests,

Press  “start”>choose “Run”>input “cmd”>press “ok”

way to launch MS-DOS command prompt window

Press “enter”, you will have the command prompt window.

command prompt

You continue to input the above command line to convert px3 to bmp and set page size, when finishing, press “enter”, you will find

detailed operation of command line

                              Picture command prompt window

Till now, you could open the file to check the page size, to achieve sound effect, the VeryPDF.com makes a comparison below,

bmp file

bmp file   

If you want to get more information, please visit at https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/index.html to download or purchase PCL Converter command line.

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