How to use Image to PDF OCR Converter Command Line to monitor a folder (Hot Folder), convert all incoming TIFF files to PDF files with OCR function automatically?

Dear Sir,

kindly can you share with us a trial license in order to test the batch Hot Folder capturing?

Regards...
Customer
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Thanks for your message, the trial version is needn't a license key, you can evaluate the trial version directly.

btw, if you wish to use "Image to PDF OCR Converter Command Line" to convert all TIFF files in a folder to another folder automatically, please use following .bat file.

Please put following .bat file contents to a D:\test.bat file, run it, then you can use it to monitor a folder easily,
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REM @ECHO OFF
REM Convert and OCR all TIFF files in D:\test folder, place output PDF files to D:\downloads\out folder,
REM D:\downloads\in\*.tif ==> D:\downloads\out\*.pdf
REM Rename *.tif to *.tif.old filenames to avoid the duplicate conversions
REM Waiting for 5 seconds before launch the next conversion
REM You can change the file type, input and output folders, and other options in the following .bat file

:retry

for %%F in (D:\downloads\in\*.tif) do (
img2pdfnew.exe -ocr 1 -tsocr -ocrfontsize 6 -width 595 -height 842 "%%F" "D:\downloads\out\%%~nF.pdf"
)

REM Rename *.tif to *.tif.old filenames to avoid the duplicate conversions

for %%F in (D:\downloads\in\*.tif) do (
move "%%F" "%%~dpnxF.old"
)

ping -n 5 127.0.0.1 > nul

goto retry
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