I have written a piece of code that uploads a pdf to a web site, then
requests the html version from the Acrobat site, saves that away and gives
the user the option to view either.
Its part of an integrated content management system.
Works very well.
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Subject: RE: PDF Conversion Tools Question
Other solution:
I have scripted Word (through cfobject), to print to a postscript file,
that is then converted to pdf.
This solution allows me to use inputs ranging from doc, rtf, html and
output doc, rtf, html
I am not using Acrobat at all for that conversion -- ghostscript handles
the pspdf conversion, so it is all legal.
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Yep, cool..but i bet its not 100% acrurate with table etc.
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From: Hugo Ahlenius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 January 2003 09:53
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Subject: RE: PDF Conversion Tools Question
I am not using Acrobat at all for that conversion -- ghostscript handles
I haven't tuned the word/postscript/ghostscript combo to the max, but the
problem I am seeing is not the compability/conversion (works fine) but the
compression of images (not super quality, and large file size) and also
the colors (should be fixable by tuning the color profile with the printer
http://cfug.cshore.com/presentations/2002Nov/README2.txt
CF_HTML2pdf3 + HTMLdoc ?
SIx months ago the only missing features was CSS support - don't know now.
HTH,
Andrea
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Eric J Hoffman
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Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 2:01 PM
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We use AdLib for converting large amounts of uploaded resumes in all sorts of file
formats to PDF.
And it works great.
We were using ActivePDF, and it worked well at converting, but the application always
seemed to hang
and spit out errors, and after a few moths of back and forth with tech
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Other solution:
I have scripted Word (through cfobject), to print to a postscript file,
that is then converted to pdf.
This solution allows me to use inputs ranging from doc, rtf, html and
output doc, rtf, html, ps and pdf.
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