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One very important note is that ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE is both an executable application AND an ActiveX component. That is, the file, ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE, can be ran as a stand alone application, and, can be referenced as a component within your development environment. In development environments such as VBA you may use something similar to the lines of code below to create an instance of the 'Convert PDF To Image' application object: Dim oConvertPDFToImageObject as Object Set oConvertPDFToImageObject = CreateObject("ConvertPDFtoImage.clsConvertPDFToImage") For Visual Basic users, simply make a reference to the ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE file in the Tools\References menu item. Once done you will have access to the ConvertPDFtoImage component. Here is some sample code illustrating its usage. To download click the following links:
Dim lRetVal As Long Dim cpti As ConvertPDFtoImage.clsConvertPDFToImage
Set cpti = New ConvertPDFtoImage.clsConvertPDFToImage ' Assign Key To the 'Final Key', given upon purchase/registration. cpti.Key = "" ' Run by the command line. See documentation for a full listing of ' switches and options. Switches are CASES SENSITIVE
' Convert Test.PDF to Output.JPG. ' Verbose output with /V. Remove /V to make it completely silent. ' Specify the source (/S) and target files (/T), ' the JPG format (/C1) of the target image file, ' also specify which page(s) to do with /1 * (in this case all), ' and the resolution with /5 (in this case 200 DPI), ' JPEG Quality 90% with /4:
lRetVal = cpti.DoCommandLine("/S C:\Input\Coffee.PDF /T C:\Output\Coffee.JPG /C1 /1 * /4 90 /5 200 /V")
' Example of specifying a 'Conversion Job File' lRetVal = cpti.DoCommandLine("/j""C:\Test\cj.sii""")
' DoCommandLine() Return Values ' 0 = Success ' -1 = Shareware expired ' -2 = Command line String Emtpy or invalid ' -3 = Missing required or invalid command line argument(s) If (lRetVal = 0) Then MsgBox ("Success!") Else MsgBox ("Failure.") End If Set cpti = Nothing
End Sub
METHODS DoCommandLine() RETURN VALUES: 0 = Success -1 = Shareware expired -2 = Command line String empty or invalid -3 = Missing required command line argument(s) |
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