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PDF Print Command Line Issue: Inconsistent Printing Quality

We encountered an issue w/ verypdf application where it is not printing exactly what is in pdf file.

Attached is the file (rsiS19023.pdf) that we use to print with the application.  You can see the output that is in the 2nd attachment file, page 1.  Page 2 is the print out from Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.

Comparing the two outputs, you'll notice that:
1. The image is not on the center of paper
2. Soft lines did not get printed out, causing inaccuracy of print out

Given these issues are very critical as it is expected to print out 100% as is, as to not misled the ones who will be getting the print out.

I have indicated the order# in the subject line for your reference.

Looking forward for your response with my team included that we would be able to address this issue as it is critical as you can see.
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Please run following command lines to print this PDF file,

pdfprint.exe -shell C:\test.pdf
pdfprint.exe -shell2 C:\test.pdf
pdfprint.exe -raster2 -paper 1 C:\test.pdf

Can you print this PDF file properly with above command lines?

VeryPDF
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We were able to print out the file on our end-user's printer and attached is the result.  The page output on the file represents the following:

pdfprint.exe -shell C:\test.pdf - PAGE #1
pdfprint.exe -shell2 C:\test.pdf - PAGE #2
pdfprint.exe -raster2 -paper 1 C:\test.pdf   -PAGE #3

When the "raster" argument is use, we encounter the issue where the symbols are showing as squares and the base line is cut-off.

I re-attached the email I sent last time where the original file is in it.
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We have solved this problem to you, please download the new version from our website to try again,

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How to convert color PCL to PDF [verypdf -PCL]

Greetings to Support Group at VeryPDF !
For:  veryPDF-PCL Converter v2.0  using pcltool.exe
We cannot convert  a color image .pcl  to .pdf using the command line.
The color image is converted to low resolution  to black & white.
Is it possible to convert image  .pcl color to .pdf color?
Do we use the command line parameter:
-bitcount <int>     : Set color depth for image conversion
If so what is a valid value for <int>   ?
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We suggest you may add -raster parameter to try again, the following command line will convert color PCL file to color PDF file,

"C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PCL Converter v2.0\pcltool.exe" -raster C:\in.pcl C:\out.pdf

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Scanned PDF image to word

Hello.  I am interested in purchasing your product.  I have signed up and used ’try it’ to see if it does what I want, but I cannot get it to do what I want.  I have a file that is a scanned PDF that I would like to convert to word so I can copy/paste the text or keep it in PDF so I can copy/paste the text.  Is this possible?
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We suggest you may download mini PDF to Word OCR Converter from our partner's website to try,

http://www.minipdf.com/pdf2wordocr.htm

please select "8. OCR PDF file (Language: English)" option in mini PDF to
Word OCR Converter, then you can convert your scanned PDF file to editable
word document properly.

Additionally, you can also download "PDF to Text OCR Converter Command Line"
product from our website to try, "PDF to Text OCR Converter Command Line" can
convert this scanned PDF file to text file properly,

https://www.verypdf.com/pdf2txt/pdf-to-text-ocr-converter.htm

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Thank you very much.  I will try this.
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OCR an existing PDF and save it as a searchable PDF

Do you have a product that can be called from a batch file OR WSF file and will OCR an existing PDF and save it as a searchable PDF (if it was not already) over the original ? We have users who place files in a shared directory and the generally scan them on a large printer/scanner and the PDF files are not searchable. My hope is to make a script or batch file that will track which ones in the directory it converted to searchable PDFs and then call a program to convert new files and ones not yet converted. I would simply schedule the script to run every hour during business hours.
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Please download Image2PDF OCR Command Line v3.2 from following page to try, Image2PDF OCR Command Line v3.2 can convert scanned PDF files to searchable PDF files,

https://www.verypdf.com/tif2pdf/tif2pdf.htm#dl

also, you can download PDF OCR Compressor from our partner's website to try, PDF OCR Compressor product can convert scanned PDF files to searchable PDF files too, we hoping this product will work fine to you,

http://www.imagepdf.com/pdf-ocr-compressor.htm

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Add profile/routine feature into PDF Editor

I am interested in you software. I need to change a pdf file to fit the labels on label printer and I think your software can do it for me.

I would like to know if your software can save the changes and make some sort of profile/routine so I easily can change the pdf file the same way every time.

I have to repeat this 15-20 times a day, and it is exactly the same way every time.
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Thanks for your message, PDF Editor hasn't a profile/routine function to execute the same functions, however, your suggestion is good, we will try to implement this function in the future, we will let you know after this feature is available, thanks for your patience.

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