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JBIG2 Support

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I notice you mention JBIG2 monochrome compression in your helpful notes on your very informative web site.

Please may I ask which if any of your products actually support JBIG2 compression.
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Yes, the following product is support both JBIG2 and JPEG2000 compression, you can download VeryDOC PDF Compressor from following web page to try,

http://verydoc.com/pdfcompressor.html

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Convert image PDFs to searchable PDF files

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I’m looking for a product that can convert batches of image PDFs to searchable PDF while preserving actual images and all pages in the original file.
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Please download Image2PDF OCR or Image2PDF OCR Command Line product from our website to try, these products all can convert scanned PDF files to searchable PDF file,

https://www.verypdf.com/tif2pdf/tif2pdf.htm#dl
You can add these PDF files into file list, and click "Make PDF" button, then your PDF files will be converted to searchable PDF files automatically.

You can also select our Image2PDF OCR Command Line product, you can call img2pdf.exe from your application or a script, then you can control the batch conversion process easily.

You can also build a .bat file for batch conversion, please by following steps to try,

1. Please use following command line to get a bat file for all of your PDF files,

dir C:\*.pdf /s/b > C:\file.bat

2. You may manual edit or replace text contents in C:\file.bat file, for example,

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img2pdf.exe -x 1 -o c:\001.pdf c:\001.tif
img2pdf.exe -x 1 -o c:\002.pdf c:\002.tif
......
......
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You may use UltraEdit-32 or notepad software to manual edit this C:\file.bat file, this can be done easily, for example,
1. Replace all "C:\" strings with "img2pdf.exe -x 1 -o C:\" string,
2. Add input filenames to each line,
3. Save and close C:\file.bat file,
4. Run C:\file.bat file to do the batch conversion.


You can also download PDF OCR Compressor from following web page to try, PDF OCR Compressor is able to convert scanned PDF files to searchable PDF files too,


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doc to any converter

What do i need to convert any office documents (DOC(X), XLS, PPT(X), etc…) to page images

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I’m interested in your products but I can’t find out what exactly I need for my project.

My project, written in VB6, should be able to convert any office documents (DOC(X),  XLS, PPT(X), etc…) to page images, which is possible I suppose with the Doc2Any_SDK. However, it also need to change the orientation of the document (portrait should become landscape after converting).
As far I see, I can’t do that with the doc2any_sdk. I was also trying to convert to PDF and then from PDF to image with the PDF to image sdk (Maybe its possible to change the page settings etc).

Unfortunately, I can’t realize the change of the orientation.

Is it possible? If so, which component(s) exactly do I need ?
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VeryDOC DOC to Any Converter is able to convert your office documents (DOC(X),  XLS, PPT(X), etc…) to page images, but it can't change the orientation during conversion, it will keep the orientation same as input office documents in output image files.

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pdf split-merge

Problems with PDF Merge

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It appears that my Merge software has intermittent problems, sometimes it works than it does not work I have attached the two documents I am trying to merge and a screen dump of the error message that I receive What appears to be the problem??
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I have tried following command line, it does work, can you work fine by following command line in your system?

"C:\Program Files\VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge v3.0\pdfpg.exe" "D:\temp5\Marriage Cert - Incorrect pg 2.pdf" "D:\temp5\Marriage Cert - Incorrect.pdf" D:\temp5\out.pdf

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I have contacted you on numerous occasions (first time 18 Jun 11) in regards to a problem I have with your product.
I have attached a PowerPoint showing were the problem is
As I have mentioned prior, I purchased your product and expect it to function correctly, I do not with to use DOS commands.
What is wrong with the product you sold me??
Can you phone me and walk me through the process if I am doing it wrong?
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to you, you can drag&drop the PDF files from Windows Explorer to PDF Split-Merge’s Window, you can use drag&drop method to instead of Click “Add” button, we hoping drag&drop operation will work fine to you, please to try.

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Drag & Drop worked - thanks
Why am I having problems with the 'Add' function??
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Maybe there has a limitation in "Add" button,  we will research the problem in 'Add Button' function shortly, we will let you know after this problem issolved, thanks for your patience.

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Batch conversion in PDF to Text OCR Converter Command Line

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Hi, Im interested in your PDF to Text OCR Converter command line for $195.00
Does it do files in batch or do you have to convert them one at a time?
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Yes, PDF to Text OCR Converter Command Line does support batch conversion, you can convert lots of your PDF files to text files by following command lines,

Following command line will OCR all PDF files in D:\temp\ folder to text files:

for %F in (D:\temp\*.pdf) do pdf2txtocr.exe -ocr -lang deu "%F" "%~dpnF.txt"

Following command line will OCR all PDF files in D:\temp\ folder and subdirectories to text files:

for /r D:\temp %F in (*.pdf) do pdf2txtocr.exe -ocr "%F" "%~dpnF.txt"

Following command line will OCR all PDF files from D:\temp\ folder and output text files to C:\test folder:

for %F in (D:\temp\*.pdf) do pdf2txtocr.exe -ocr "%F" "C:\test\%~nF.txt""

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