Re: [Swftools-common] Fwd: PDF2SWF PDF to So it shoudl work.# separate SWF files

[Gregory Bartholomew]

I would guess that the MS Windows command interpreter is trying to interpret the % symbol somehow before it is getting passed to the pdf2swf executable ('%' is a prefix for variable names in MS Windows).  Maybe you could try putting the last parameter in double or single quotes? Maybe try changing C:\swftools\pdf2swf -s fontquality=100 -j100 -f -s multiply=2 -s poly2bitmap -s zoom=100 -p1 G:\wwwrootdemo\pdf2swf\pdfdoctex.pdf -o G:\wwwrootdemo\pdf2swf\sample\%.swf to C:\swftools\pdf2swf -s fontquality=100 -j100 -f -s multiply=2 -s poly2bitmap -s zoom=100 -p1 G:\wwwrootdemo\pdf2swf\pdfdoctex.pdf -o 'G:\wwwrootdemo\pdf2swf\sample\%.swf' The \% sequence could be problematic as well if Windows 2008 is trying to interpret that as an escaped % somewhere along the line.  You might also try making that \\%% (an escaped backslash followed by an MS Windows escaped %).  MS Windows seems to be a bit of a hodge-podge of different systems.  I'm surprised it works as well as it does. gb On 07/16/2011 01:25 PM, Chris wrote: On Fri, 15 Jul 2011 15:53:58 +0530 Its Me For Testing <itsme4test...@gmail.com> wrote: Dear Chris, Thanks for your reply. I have installed the same in windows 2008. I got the same result.But i have installed in XP its working fine (I need in 2008). When i search file name a% it searching for "a%" so i am unable to get any result both windows 2008 and XP. But PDF2SWF working fine in XP (I got separate pages). I chooses English in Locale settings. To be honest I don't know. All I can say is the obvious, that your installtion is for some reason not interpreting the '%' as a wildcard charater. Why that is the case, is the big question! I don't run Windows at present, nor have I ever used anmy of the Microsoft Server versions. I see there's a trial available, http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/default.aspx I suppose I could download, temporarily install it, and see if I get the same issue.. Other than that, any one else out there, experience the same issue? Or knows why the '%' character is not being treated a wildcard? Regards, Chris.