docprint pro

Can I convert lots of Office documents to PCX format?

Yes, you can use VeryPDF docPrint pro to convert lots of Office documents to PCX format.   you can also

As a matter of fact, VeryPDF docPrint pro  is a document converter which can\convert any printable documents to BMP, DCX, EMF, WMF, GIF, JPG, MNG, PBM, PCD, PCX, PGM, PIC, PSD, PNG, PNM, PPM, TGA, TIFF, AVS, JBG, JP2, PDF, PS, EPS, WBMP, XBMP, XPM, etc. files. etc. files. In addition, you can enhances your applications by expanding their output capabilities.  It also provides a regular console interface and GUI interface to batch convert document files. To download VeryPDF docPrint  pro or read more information of VeryPDF docPrint, please visit the following website at https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html .

This article will introduce how to use VeryPDF docPrint to conver lot of Office documents to PCX format in batch. You can follow the following steps:

1  Run VeryPDF docPrint pro

2 Input the office files

Drag the Office documents to the list box of the VeryPDF docPrint pro

Or you can click “Add files”>select all the files you want to convert from Word to PCX files.

3  Specify settings

Click “setting’ in the dialog box titled VeryPDF docPrint pro>select PCX as the output format> “ok”

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4 Save the paper

Click “Start” to run the “save as”  dialog box> select a proper directory to save the outputting files.>click “OK”  to start converting.

When there are too may documents you want to convert from Word to PCX for a time.  the process will take

longer.

5 Evaluate the conversation

Open the saved PCX files you have converted from Word documnt, and scroll through it to confirm that the text and images have been converted appropriately. In most cases, VeryPDF docPrint pro saves Word documents as PCX files with impressive integrity, However, depending on the way the document was created and originally encoded, you may need to adjust spacing or make minor correction.

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html converter (htmltools)

How to convert html to emf format?

If you want to convert html to emf format,you can use HTML Converter Command Line.It is a convenient and powerful software which can create previews or nice-looking and high-quality thumbnails of web pages in a number of different formats, such as TIF, TIFF, JPG, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, PCX, TGA, JP2 (JPEG2000), PNM, etc., and decrease images and convert thumbnails to JPEG, GIF, PNG, etc. web compatible formats. It also allows you to convert web pages to PDF, PS (postscript), WMF, EMF vector formats and to convert various types of images from watched folders into PDF files as a Windows NT service process, or batch convert if you deal with large amount of files.

You can download HTML Converter Command Line at https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/htmltools.zip .If you want to know more about the software,you can read VeryPDF HTML Converter Command Line User Manual at https://www.verypdf.com/htmltools/htmltools-manual.htm.

The steps to convert html to emf

1.Click Start menu and click "run" to open the box shown below.Please look at figure1 and figure2.

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2. Input "cmd" to open a command prompt window. Then you can input commands there.Please look at figure3.

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

"C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Local Settings\Temp\htmltools\htmltools.exe"   is the path of calling program which stands for htmltools.exe here.

“www.verypdf.com”  is the URL of the website.

verypdf.emf  is the file name of target file.

After converting html to emf,you should pay attention to the command line.If there is “result=OK”shown in figure4,the conversion is successful.Then you can find the emf file in C:\Documents and Settings\admin.Please look at figure5.

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docprint pro

How can I use your docPrint to save files?

When you use VeryPDF docPrint to print files,  you can also use VeryPDF docPrint to save pages and jobs to BMP, DCX, EMF, WMF, GIF, JPG, MNG, PBM, PCD, PCX, PGM, PIC, PSD, PNG, PNM, PPM, TGA, TIFF, AVS, JBG, JP2, PDF, PS, EPS, WBMP, XBMP, XPM, etc. files.

As a matter of fact, VeryPDF docPrint is not only a good Windows printer driver which can help you  save ink, paper and time by controlling printed output, but a document converter which can help you convert any printable documents to EMF, Bitmap, etc. files. In addition, you can enhances your applications by expanding their output capabilities. To download VeryPDF docPrint or read more information of VeryPDF docPrint, please visit the following website at https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html .

This article will take a Word document as an example to show you how to use VeryPDF docPrint to save files.

1 Open you file.

Here we take a Word document  for instance, and open the paper in MS Office,

2 Run VeryPDF docPrint

Press “Ctrl+P” >select “docPrint” as the printer in the “Name” combo box on the “Print” dialog box >press “OK” to open the “docPrint” dialog box along with the “Option Settings” dialog box.

3  Specify settings

In the “docPrint” dialog box, click “Files” to add comments Select and rotate pages, depending on your priority.

In the “Option Settings” dialog box, select options to add watermark, select page range, add page number, etc,. depending on your priority.

4 Save the files

Click “File”>click “Save As” or “Save To PDF/PS/EPS Files” to open the “Save As” dialog box

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If you click “Save As”, You can save your paper in one of dozens formats. The following menu shows you a part of the formats you can save your paper in.

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If you click “Save To PDF/PS/EPS Files”,you can save your paper in the most commonly used eight formats like PDF, PS, EPS and TIFF. The following menu shows all the commonly used formats.

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Assuming you choose “Save As” to open the “Save As” dialog box as illustrated as following:

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Select the proper folder or create a new folder>select the format type in “Save as type” >type the name in “File name”>Specify other settings like color depth, color resolution and compression> “Save”

Then, our file is saved in your computer.

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pdf print

Call pdf reader to print pdf files using a command line

If you are running a web server, you may need to print a number of pdf documents with batch script. Batch scripts need to call applications supported being run in MS-DOS mode. This article is to introduce an application of printing pdf documents via a command line. This software is named VeryPDF PDFPrint and this article will present the method of using this software to print a pdf document in a command line.

You can download this program at https://www.verypdf.com/pdfprint/index.html. All the components of the software are packed into a zip file and you have to unpack it before using it. Unpack the package of VeryPDF PDFPrint downloaded from the URL above to any directory that you prefer and you will see a executable file named “pdfprint.exe” in the directory that you chose. Now you can directly call the executable file in the directory via a command line. In this article, the author uses the directory of “D:\pdfprint_cmd” for storing the components of the software.

Here is the way to launch MS-DOS command prompt window: 1, follow the menu path, [start] –> [Run…], input “cmd” in the popup “Run” dialog and press “OK”. Then you will see a MS-DOS command prompt window presented in the following screen snapshot.

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The default current directory of the MS-DOS prompt window is “C:\Documents and Settings\USER” as displayed in the screen snapshot above. You can call the program in this directory with specifying the whole path of the executable file of PDFPrint. For example, the commands are:

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\pdfprint_cmd\pdfprint.exe D:\pdfprint_cmd\readme.pdf <Enter>.

This command line will call the executable file named “pdfprint.exe” stored in “D:\pdfprint_cmd\” and print the pdf document “D:\pdfprint_cmd\readme.pdf” using the system default printer.

You can also use the following commands to change the directory to the one that VeryPDF PDFPrint is stored in.

D: <Enter>

cd pdfprint_cmd <Enter>

After executing the commands above, the current directory will changed from the default one “C:\Documents and Settings\admin\” to “D:\pdfprint_cmd\”. After change the current directory to the one where PDFPrint is stored, you can directly call the program with its filename without the whole path. The following is an example of calling the program in its directory.

pdfprint readme.pdf <Enter>.

The command call the executable file of PDFPrint in the current directory and print the pdf document “readme.pdf”  using the default system printer.

The following words are about printing a pdf document via calling the associated pdf reader. The option of “-shell” or “-shell2” will be used in the following descriptions.

The command line as follow will call the associated pdf reader to print the pdf document “readme.pdf” that is stored in the directory of PDFPrint.

pdfprint -shell readme.pdf <Enter>

If the option “-shell” does not work for your current system condition, you may try the other option “-shell2” to finish the printing with calling the associated pdf reader. The command line is the following.

pdfprint -shell2 readme.pdf <Enter>.

Options “-shell” and “-shell2” use two different methods to call the associated pdf reader and print the pdf document in a command line. These two different methods are for different system conditions. If you find one of them does not work for your system condition, please try another option.

The words above present a method of printing pdf document via a command line using VeryPDF PDFPrint. If you want to use the full function version of the program, you can buy it at http://www.verypdf.com/order_pdfprint_cmd_svr.html.

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pdf to image converter

What’s the function of page range when dozens of pdf files to be converted in PDF To Image Converter?

Page range is essential in PDF To Image Converter v2.1. Based on your question, I will show you the function of page range through a vivid example on converting pdf to jpg.

1. Launch PDF To Image Converter v2.1 in your pc, you will get its interface like this below:

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2. Click “Add” button to add your pdf file shown as a route in “PDF File” and click this route to preview your pdf with tools. Clearly, one pdf file is not enough, so repeat this action untill you think it is enough.

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3. Select JPG in the dragging menu of “File type” that is your target format, then type your folder’s route into the editbox of “Destinition folder”.

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4. For explaining the function of page range, please look over on the field of “Page Count”, here we add 2 pdf files into PDF To Image Converter v2.1, you will get the point on the function of page range below:

  • Let the checkbox of page range unchecked if users like to convert all pdf files to jpg images page by page;
  • Click the checkbox to set a range between the editboxs of “From” and “To” if users like to convert some continual pages in pdf files to jpg images;

Here we type 2 and 3 into the editboxs of “From” and “To” in order to get the 2nd and 3rd pages in each pdf file to be converted later in PDF To Image Converter v2.1. You can refer to this figure below:

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5. Click “Convert” button to process the converting of pdf to jpg in PDF To Image Converter v2.1, you can get your jpg images, then close your converter.

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