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'Convert Document to Image'
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'Convert Document to Image' is a simple to use, yet
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All of our conversion tools have numerous features. For example you can
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'Convert Document to Image'
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'Convert
Document to Image' Features
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Input file types include DOC,
DOCX, PDF, TXT, RTF, and HTML. If you have a valid license
of Microsoft Office 2007 or greater then any file MS Word can
open can be converted to an image.
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Output image file types supported:
JPEG Joint Photographic Expert Group file format
TIFF Tagged-Image File Format
BMP Standard Windows Bitmap file format
GIF Graphics Interchange file Format
EMF Enhanced Windows Metafile format
PDF or PDF/A
J2K Jpeg 2000 File Format
PCX ZSoft Paintbrush File Format
PNG Portable Network Graphics file format
RAS Sun Raster Image File Format
TGA Truevision Targa File Format
WMF standard Windows Metafile format
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Convert to PDF or PDF/A-1b, OSI
standard available
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Command line
(invisible at runtime) and Graphical
User Interface execution
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Special processing on files
including appending/concatenation, removing empty lines,
launching third party programs, search and replace strings
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Format the document, page and
paragraph before conversion to an image
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Save and restore complex
conversion configurations, known as conversion jobs
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Timer can be set to run jobs
automatically at a specified interval
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MS Word is NOT required. Adobe
Acrobat is NOT required
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Demonstration files and conversion
jobs included with the installation
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Can be adapted for all languages
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COM Interface
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'Convert Document
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can be run without a user interface with command line
arguments much like in the good old DOS days. You can initiate
command line execution by going to the operating system's 'command
prompt' or within Windows from the START-RUN menu and typing it in
there. Lastly, the command line interface can be used from
Batch files (files with *.BAT extension).
There are two
approaches to doing the command line:
A)
Specify a 'Conversion Job' that was built using
the graphical user interface (GUI)
B)
Specify a 'Conversion Task' in detail. See
Convert Document To Image Examples to get started quickly
For
full information on the command line, please see the
documentation.
File Type Constants
These tables show input and output file types used
in both the user interface and the command line.
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File Type Constant
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File Type
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1
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TXT - Text
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4
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HTM - HTML
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5
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RTF - Rich Text Format
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6
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TXT - Unicode Text
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9
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DOC - Word Document 97-2003
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12
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PDF - PDF format
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13
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DOCX - Word Document (*.DOCX) XML format
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Table 1. Input File Type Constants for use
with the /F# command line switch
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File Type Constant
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File Type
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1
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JPG - Independent JPEG Group
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2
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BMP - Windows Bitmap
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3
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TIF - Tagged Image File Format
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4
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GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
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5
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EMF
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6
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J2K
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7
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PCX - PCX Bitmap
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8
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PNG - Portable Network Graphics
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9
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RAS - Sun Rasterfile
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10
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TGA - Targa File
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11
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WMF - Windows
Meta
File
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12
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PDF - PDF format
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14
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PDF - PDF/A-1b, OSI standard
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Table 2. Output File Type Constants for use
with the /C# command line switch
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