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Image to PDF Command Line Tool 1.72

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Image to PDF converts many image formats (JPEG, JPG, TIFF, TIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA) into PDF documents from the command line (or batch file), with parameters and external scripts that control it's operation. Image to PDF is NOT an Adobe Acrobat plug-in and it does NOT require Adobe Acrobat in order to run or produce PDF documents. Features include: Combine up to 1000 images into one PDF document or convert each image into it's own separate PDF document. Supports multi-page TIFFs and animated GIFs. Include a clickable (to URL) image stamp (eg logo) on each page of the output PDF document. Rotate images by a fixed amount or automatically so that all images are in Portrait or Landscape orientation (images can also be flipped). Re-compress images. Produce a simple full screen PDF slideshow complete with transitions between pages. Image filenames can contain the wildcard characters * and ? Recurse down sub-directories when matching with wildcard image filenames. Password protect output PDF document. Optional borders between image and edge of PDF page. Include a bookmark in the output PDF for each image. Set the DPI resolution of the output PDF to between 9 and 2880 DPI or use actual image DPI. Set PDF permissions to restrict printing, copying and modification. Set PDF meta information (author, title, subject, keywords, creator, producer, creation date). Set preferred PDF viewer options (center window, hide toolbar, hide menu bar, hide window user interface, fit window, page mode none/outlines/thumbnails/full screen, page layout single page/one column/two column left/two column right). Create and include multiple option scripts and convert using lists of images in external text files. Optionally delete all converted images once the PDF document has been successfully produced. Audit log of files converted. Convert images to Grayscale. Free upgrades to all future versions!

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Date Added:

18th November, 2006

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Shareware

File size:

0.41 MB

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$14.99

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Unlimited

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Windows 2000,Windows XP

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Utility Warrior | More products from Utility Warrior

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