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How to convert html to jpeg format?

2011/10/25

If you convert HTML files into graphic formats,it will make the webpage more convenient in use for various needs, such as graphic design, browsing, storing, etc. JPEG is one of the most popular graphic format nowadays, as it allows lossy compression with big size images and not affect the feelings to images from people. JPEG is an ideal format for transforming HTML file into JPEG image, and the process itself is very easy to many people by using HTML Converter Command Line.

HTML Converter command line application can be called from within ASP, VB, VC, Delphi, BCB, Java, .NET and COM+ etc. program languages. It uses advanced techniques to allow efficient asynchronous multithreaded operations.

You can download HTML Converter command line at the website https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/htmltools.zip .

Here are some steps for you to learn how to convert html to jpeg with HTML Converter command line.

Step1.Run cmd.exe by clicking “start”—“run” and input “cmd” in “open” edit box.Then click “OK” button.Please look at figure1.

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Step2.Input the command lines in cmd.exe dialog box.Please look at figure2.

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The commands are "C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Local Settings\Temp\htmltools\htmltools.exe" "www.verypdf.com" verypdf.jpeg

"C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Local Settings\Temp\htmltools\htmltools.exe" is the path of called htmltools.exe which is the executable file in HTML Converter command line.

“www.verypdf.com” is the URL of webpage you want to convert from html to jpeg.

verypdf.jpeg is the target file name without specifying the output path(Of course you can set the output directory yourself).

Then you can find the jpeg file in current directory—C disk,please look at figure3.

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How to draw a line-shaped comment in my pdf file with VeryPDF PDF Editor?

2011/10/252011/10/26

Remember when I was young my teacher sometimes could draw red lines under our characters of a composition. I didn’t know the reason at the begging until later. That stands for excellent sentences we had written, since then I fell in love with the red lines. For the purpose of the authority that drawing red lines at any time, red pen becomes our hope. As time passes away people get grown, as well as the technology. At present with VeryPDF PDF Editor we can draw red lines in pdf files, and never care about the red ink whether is running out.

Here, for red lines are related to pdf files, so we call that pdf line comment instead. Now the article introduces how to draw pdf line comment in a pdf file.

First download VeryPDF PDF Editor at www.verypdf.com, then add a pdf file to it, thus the software is enabled. Next see the illustration below:

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Click Edit Comment in the toolbar then click the Add line icon.

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Click as Illustration 2.

After that you can draw pdf line comment on any place of the pdf file.

Illustration 3

The pdf line comment can be adjusted including its color and thickness. Look at Illustration 4.

Illustration 4

The method is clicking the pdf line comment then right-click, and choose Properties where you can set about the color and thickness of pdf line comment.

The direction of pdf line comment also can be altered. Click pdf line comment and rotate it, see Illustration 5.

Illustration 5

And when you double-click the pdf comment line, a textbox will pop out where you can add note or some words.

Illustration 6

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How to lock comments in docPrint preview application?

2011/10/25

When you use docPrint preview application to add comments on current page in the Annotate Document dialog box, you may find some of them are to close for you to edit one of them. To facilitate the process of editing comments, you may need to lock comments to avoid select any of them.

VeryPDF docPrint application, as a part of VeryPDF docPrint, enables you to preview with editing capability, easily add blank pages, delete pages, and re-sequence jobs; add comment or annotation on the printing document; draw pencil line, beeline, rectangle and ellipse and textbox to your printing document change transparent degree; move, copy, delete and paste any comment; set the level of overlapped comments; lock/unlock comments, etc.

Supposing you have already know how to add comment on current page, this article will show you how to lock a comment in docPrint preview application. On the page as illustrated as below, there are several overlapped comments. If want to edit the yellow ellipse, you may select rectangle too.

To edit the yellow ellipse, my advice is to lock all the comments at first and then, unlock the yellow ellipse.

First right click on the page, and choose Select All on the menu, or press Ctrl+A on keyboard.

When all the comments are selected, right click on one of the selected comment, and choose Lock/Unlock on the menu pops out. A tick will appear in the check box before Lock/Unlock.

Click on the other part of the current page and then right click the ellipse, then choose Lock/Unlock on the menu. The tick will disappear from the check box before Lock/Unlock.

Then if you open the Properties dialog boxes of the comments one by one, you will find that except the Properties dialog box of the ellipse, the boxes of the rest ones are grey.

The Properties dialog box of the rectangle comment:

The Properties dialog box of the ellipse

This means now you lock the other comments on current page, and only unlock the ellipse comment.

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How to print a damaged pdf document using a command line?

2011/10/25

If you are running a server or computer station offering service of processing a mass of pdf documents, you may need an application supporting printing pdf documents via command lines. An application running in MS-DOS mode will support be called in a batch processing script. VeryPDF PDFPrint is a program created for printing pdf documents via a command line. Some times, a pdf document may be damaged in transmitting process, which will be difficult to view and print. VeryPDF PDFPrint has the ability to fix the damaged pdf documents before printing them. This article is to give some descriptions of using the function of fixing damaged pdf documents.

Before using the program of VeryPDF PDFPrint, you need to download it from https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/index.html#dl. The program and its resources are packed in a zip package, and you have to unpack it into your hard disk of your computer. After downloading the package, you can unzip it into any directory for convenience. The author of the article uses the directory of “D:\pdfprint_cmd” to store the components of the program. You must find an executable file with name of “pdfprint.exe” in the directory where you unpacked the program package. This executable program is for calling in a command line under MS-DOS command prompt.

So, before using this program in MS-DOS mode, you have to launch a MS-DOS command prompt window of your system. Press and hold the button of “Windows” of your keyboard and press “R”, a dialog of “Run” will pop up. Type “cmd” or “cmd.exe” into the input box of the dialog, and press “OK”, a MS-DOS command prompt window will be started.

The default current directory of the MS-DOS command prompt window is “C:\Documents and Settings\USER” where “USER” is the system logon name of your Windows system. In the current directory, you must include the full path of the program of PDFPrint to print a pdf document. A command line of calling the program in the directory is as follow,

D:\pdfprint_cmd\pdfprint.exe D:\pdfprint_cmd\readme.pdf <Enter>.

This command line is to call the program of “pdfprint.exe” located in “D:\pdfprint_cmd\” and print pdf document of “readme.pdf” using the default system printer and settings. For easy using, you can add the directory where PDFPrint is stored into the environment variables. The process of adding a path as an environment variable can be found here. After adding the directory of PDFPrint as an environment variable, it is possible to call the program in any directory of your system. The coming screen snapshot shows the MS-DOS command prompt window with its current directory of “D:\pdfprint_cmd\”.

The option of “-preproc” is for preprocessing the pdf documents before printing them. This function is useful for fixing those damaged pdf documents before printing them. The next command line is an example of using the option of “-preproc”.

pdfprint -preproc readme.pdf <Enter>.

VeryPDF PDFPrint is a multifunction program for printing pdf documents in command lines, and it supports almost all of the options of a physical printer. You can get more descriptions of the program at https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/pdf-print-cmd.html and https://www.verypdf.com/wordpress/category/pdf-print. If you wish to activate all the functions of the program, please buy a license from this URL, https://www.verypdf.com/order_pdfprint_cmd_svr.html.

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Print pdf documents to other formats via a command line

2011/10/25

Batch processing is a good method of printing a mass of documents. In Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, a batch script can easily call an application that supports running in MS-DOS command mode. VeryPDF PDFPrint is a program designed for printing pdf documents in a command line. If you are running a server offering batch processing service of printing pdf documents, VeryPDF PDFPrint will be a good choice for you. The program also supports to print pdf documents to file saved in hard disk, which can be used to converting pdf documents to other formats.

To use the program, you have to download it at https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/index.html#dl. The resources and components of PDFPrint are packed in a zipped package, and you have to unzip it to your hard disk before using it. The author has chosen the directory of “D:\pdfprint_cmd” for storing the program. After unpacking, in the directory, you will find a file named “pdfprint.exe” which is used for calling in a command line.

You can follow the menu path to start a MS-DOS command prompt window before using the program. Select [Start] –> [Run…], and you will see a dialog of “Run” coming out. Input “cmd” or “cmd.exe” into the input box of the dialog and press “OK”, then a MS-DOS command prompt window will be started.

The default current path of the MS-DOS command prompt is “C:\Documents and Settings\admin\” where “admin” is the logon name for your system. In this current directory, you have to use the full path of PDFPrint to call the executable program. A simple command line of calling the program with its full path is

D:\pdfprint_cmd\pdfprint.exe D:\pdfprint_cmd\readme.pdf <Enter>.

The command line above calls the program “pdfprint.exe” stored in “D:\pdfprint_cmd\” and prints the pdf document of “readme.pdf” stored in the directory of “D:\pdfprint_cmd\”. To directly call the program in any directory of your system, you can change the current directory of the MS-DOS command prompt to the one that the program PDFPrint is stored in. The following two commands are for changing the current directory of “C:\Documents and Settings\admin\” to “D:\pdfprint_cmd\”.

D: <Enter>
cd pdfprint_cmd <Enter>

After changing the current directory of MS-DOS command prompt, the program now is able to be called from any directory. A basic command of using PDFPrint is

pdfprint readme.pdf <Enter>.

This command line is to print pdf document of “readme.pdf” using the system default printer and settings.

The option of “-printtofile” is for printing pdf documents to hard disk from the printing spooling, and this function can be used for converting pdf documents to other formats using supported virtual or physical printers. The following commands are for converting a document of pdf to xps format using the system virtual printer named “Microsoft XPS Document Writer” and save the converted file as “cvt.xps”.

pdfprint –printer "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" –printtofile "cvt.xps" readme.pdf <Enter>.

The option “-printer” is for specifying the printer “Microsoft XPS Document Writer”, and for more information about this option, please see https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/pdf-print-cmd.html. This command line will convert the document “readme.pdf” from pdf to xps and save the xps file as “cvt.xps”.

The words above are some descriptions of VeryPDF PDFPrint. If you need to use the program with all its function, please buy a license at https://www.verypdf.com/order_pdfprint_cmd_svr.html.

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