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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.
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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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