What Version of PDF does your software generate?
There are several generations of the PDF
format. For example, version 1.5 was released with Adobe Acrobat v6.0.
Convert Image to PDF uses the previous generation (v1.4). There are very few
changes to the version 1.5, but some are quite significant. We do not plan
on changing to the v1.5 PDF format for a couple of reasons. The first is that
the imaging portion of the PDF format has only changed slightly in version
1.5. The most notable change is that they've added support for JPEG 2000.
The second major change in the PDF format is a new compression algorithm they
developed. It is mainly a text compression routine. This is the first version
of the PDF format that is NOT backwards compatible. All other versions
(1.0-1.4) can be viewed or printed in many of their Acrobat Reader programs.
If this compression is used, the end viewer must be Acrobat Reader v6.0 or
above.
Back to TopWhen Converting using the 'Convert Doc' method, the output PDF spacing between paragraphs is off.For 'Convert Document to Image' version 3.01 (6/1/2012) and above, there is one undocumented setting you can try. Add the following line immediately below [frmMain] within the CDTI_SearchHistory.INI file: bOverrideTopBottomParagraphDistance=FALSE To get it back to the original setting, you can change the line above to: bOverrideTopBottomParagraphDistance=TRUE Can I get an ERRORLEVEL or ERRORCODE when using the command line?Yes, you can. Use the /P switch to get an error code. Here is a sample batch file.
Set CDTI="C:\Program Files\Softinterface, Inc\Convert Document To Image\CDTI.EXE" %CDTI% /S C:\in\simple.docx /T "C:\in\DELME\Out.JPG" /1 * /4 100 /L "C:\in\LOG-FILE.LOG" /P ECHO. The current errorlevel is %ERRORLEVEL% IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 goto Label_ERROR_OCCURRED IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 goto Label_ECHO_SUCCESS :Label_ECHO_SUCCESS ECHO Success! Goto Label_CLEANUP :Label_ERROR_OCCURRED ECHO AN ERROR OCCURRED SEE LOG-FILE.LOG :Label_CLEANUP pause
After Conversion to a PDF, and while viewing the PDF in Adobe, a message pops up asking to check for upgrades
Note: Our tool does not require 3rd party
products such as Adobe's for the conversion. The message box that is popping up
is generated by Adobe Acrobat Reader. It occasionally checks the internet for
updates to itself. This message is shown because it is illegal to send any
information over the internet without the user's permission. Disable this
message by opening Acrobat Reader and selecting Edit ->
Preferences from the menu at the top. In the new window, select
Update. On the options that appear on the right, select "Manually" in the
Check for Updates box.
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Any other known bugs or Issues?See Revisions above for version to version details. Also, Please submit a bug if you find one. Back to TopI get the following error when I run from the command line"CDTI" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." Please see the documentation on how best to handle this error. Look under the 'Command Line Manual', then see "Helpful Hints For Creating a Command Line". Back to Top
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