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'Convert Document To Image' Revision History
(Document To Image Conversion Utility)
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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
2.20 (9/6/2011)
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Japanese language file added.
2.10 (9/6/2011)
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User Interface greatly enhanced.
2.04 (1/25/2011)
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Conversion of RTF: Numerous enhancements
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Conversion of HTML: Numerous enhancments: Relative table heights
improperly being set. When using table element line spacing
incorrect. Portions of html were getting truncated. Text within
form elements not imported. Lists indentation changed.
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Conversion of HTML: Windows 7 Specific issue.
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Conversion to HTML: Anchored images are not exported in some
cases
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Converting to DOCX: Extra digit on page number.
2.03 (1/6/2011)
- Conversion of DOC and RTF improved
- Conversion of files with images: DOC and RTF sometimes distorted
bitmaps
- Conversion of files with images: Windows 2000 had an issue
- Conversion of files with images: EMF's inserted with a file
reference were not displayed
- Conversion of files with images: 8 bit PNGs that have
transparency would not convert
- Conversion of HTML: Positioning of images improved
- Conversion of HTML: Incorrect default vertical text alignment in
table cells
- Conversion of RTF: Exporting lists were incorrect in some cases
2.02 (9/29/2010)
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Special Processes: When specifying a target file with the wild
card, the file extension of the output files did not always use
what was specified.
2.01 (8/16/2010)
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When converting whole folders of files, options such as convert
to a single file, were not being observed.
2.00 (8/13/2010)
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Windows 7 compatibility enhancements made.
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Command line improved for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and greater.
The manifest file was renamed so that running CDTI.EXE
won't bring up the UAC (User Account Control) approval dialog by
default. Command line users must understand that if they
have UAC enabled, and they are doing a command line with output
to a protected folder, the results will be placed in the %localappdata%\VirtualStore
folder. If you think UAC is having an effect on the command line
you can quickly change the name of the program in your command
line from CDTI.EXE to CDTI.Admin.EXE. Doing this
will enable a prompt to elevate security before the command line
is fully executed.
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Working well now with Office 2010
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Numerous fixes for the conversion to/from HTML and RTF files
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Improved conversion of files with PNG and JPGs.
1.20 (3/11/2010)
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Conversion to RTF: Numbered list within a table are
not converted properly
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Conversion to PDF, there were issues with link
targets
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Conversion of files with some embedded TIFs were
causing an issue
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Conversion of RTF files, properties of table rows
after the table would break the table
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Conversion of RTF files, an empty field at the very
end of a document would cause an error
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Conversion of HTML: Some links were causing an
error
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Conversion of HTML: Anchored images in the last
paragraph were omitted
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Conversion of HTML: Standalone XHTML tags were not
being converted properly
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Conversion of HTML: If a list entry is empty then
the closing tag (UL) is missing and the html would be considered
invalid.
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Conversion of DOC files, Anchored images that were
exported could not be loaded
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Conversion of DOC/DOCX Files: Wrong font character
set data
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Conversion of DOCX: After a forced page break,
additional paragraphs occurred.
1.096
(2/4/2010)
1.09
(12/21/2009)
1.08
(12/18/2009)
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Help system completely rewritten. CHM help file now used, and
web help is there for backup.
- User Interface: The terms "Original"
and "Target" file have been replaced with the more
intuitive "Input" and "Output"
respectively.
- User Interface: If users launch the target
file and it does not exist, now it opens the folder in explorer.
1.07
(11/26/2009)
1.06
(11/1/2009)
1.05
(10/2/2009)
1.04
(9/1/2009)
1.03
(8/1/2009)
1.01
(7/15/2009)
1.00
(6/1/2009)
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