barcode generator, pdfstamp command line

Add a barcode to a pdf file with your PdfStamp and font “Free 3 of 9”.

I’m trying to add a barcode to a pdf file with your PdfStamp and font “Free 3 of 9” but the text is ever normal, why?

I attach my project…

P.S. With the command-line works!
(pdfstamp.exe -PDF "TEST50.pdf" -o "TEST50_OK.pdf" -AT "*\B(28601)*" -ft "Free 3 of 9" -embedfont -SR -S-2 -E-2)

Thanks
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I have tried your command line in my system just now, everything is fine,

pdfstamp.exe -pdf D:\example.pdf -o d:\temp\out.pdf -AT "*\B(28601)*" -ft "Free 3 of 9" -embedfont -SR -S-2 -E-2

please refer to stamped PDF file in attachment, the barcode stamps are look fine in this PDF file.

The date of latest version of pdfstamp.exe is 2011-09-03, what is the date of pdfstamp.exe in your system?

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Can we put a watermarking on a PCL File by using the SDK?

Hello,

We have decided to purchase totally two server licenses including one more extra server license.

We want to know SDK is also for sale.
And we want to know the detailed function of the SDK.

What kind of programming language can we use when using the SDK?

Can we put a watermarking on a PCL File by using the SDK?
Also we want to convert PCL file that is made by driver into the PCL file which includes a watermarking.

Thanks and best regards,
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>>What kind of programming language can we use when using the SDK?

You can call PCL to PDF SDK from any programming language, such as, VB, VC++, Delphi, ASP, PHP, C#, etc.

>>Can we put a watermarking on a PCL File by using the SDK?

Sorry, PCL to PDF Converter is can only convert PCL files to PDF files, it can't add watermark to PCL files.

>>Also we want to convert PCL file that is made by driver into the PCL file which includes a watermarking.

You can use our PCL to PDF Converter to convert PCL files to PDF files first, and then use PDF Stamp GUI v2.3 or PDF Stamp Command Line v2.5 to add the stamps to PDF files again, we hoping this solution will work fine to you,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdfstamp/index.htm#dl

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How can I convert office documents to PDF files from ASP code?

Please advise which component and code to use for conversion server-side using ASP (Classic) on Windows Server 2003.
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Do you wish convert office documents to PDF files on server? If yes, please download docPrint Pro v5.0 from following web page to try,

https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/index.html#dl

after you installed it, you can call it from your ASP code to convert office documents to PDF files, please refer to Example #6 at following web page to get more information,

Example 6: Run conversion via "docPrint_Service.exe" application,

https://www.verypdf.com/artprint/docprintsdk.htm

if you encounter any problem for the docPrint Pro product, you can found the solution in our Knowledge Base,

https://www.verypdf.com/wordpress/category/docprint-pro

You can also download DOC to Any Converter from following web page to try, DOC to Any Converter is can also convert office documents to PDF files from server side,

http://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any.html

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How we can select a specific output bin uisng your pdfprint command line tool?

Hi,

We like to know how we can select a specific output bin uisng your pdfprint command line tool ?

Thanks
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Thanks for your message, you can use -chgbin or -papersource parameters to selectt he target bin, please refer to following command lines,

pdfprint.exe -listbins -printer "docPrint"
pdfprint.exe -chgbin 15 -printer "docPrint" C:\input.pdf
pdfprint.exe -papersource "auto" -printer "docPrint" C:\input.pdf
pdfprint.exe -papersource "Tray 1" -printer "docPrint" C:\input.pdf
pdfprint.exe -papersource "Manual Feed" -printer "docPrint" C:\input.pdf
pdfprint.exe -papersource "Media Tray" -printer "docPrint" C:\input.pdf
pdfprint.exe -papersource "Tray 3" -settraytopclfile C:\test.pcl

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Hi thanks for the replay but what I am talking here is output bin.  Our printer has input bins ( trays) and we know we can control that using PDFprint but how we can control output bins ?

Sent from my iPad
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-chgbin and -papersource parameters are used to control output bins, they can't control the input bins, please notice this matter.

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PCL to PDF Converter can’t convert table lines

Hi,
 
I'm using a trial version of pcltool. The doc I'm trying to convert to pdf is called $IN72333.txt. As you can see, it has ms-dos graphical characters (these lines will be used to constitute tables). You can see these with the edit command in the WinXP command prompt (edit $IN722333.txt) or using notepad and setting the font to Terminal.
 
Now, I thought I got this to work at one point. However, I can't seem to make it work anymore. The attached PDF file is not using the correct characters from the correct code page. Any suggestions?
 
C:\phsemail>"C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PCL Converter v2.0\pcltool.exe" c:\phsemail\$IN72333.txt
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We noticed that you are using the PCL to PDF Converter which created at 2006 year, that version is too old, please download and install latst version of PCL to PDF Converter from our website first,

https://www.verypdf.com/pcltools/index.html#dl

after you installed it, please rename your “$IN72333.txt” filename to “$IN72333.pcl” filename, then you can run following command line to convert your PCL file to PDF file correctly,

"C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PCL Converter v2.0\pcltool.exe" D:\temp\$IN72333.pcl
Conversion time = 1685ms
D:\temp\$IN72333.pcl ==> D:\temp\$IN72333.pdf, result=OK
TickCount = 1685ms(1.69s)

The lines are all look fine in the generated PDF file, please look at following screenshot,

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