![]() Sometimes I’m working on a Windows machine, or on a virtual machine, so lately I got a mail with an invoice but in HTML-format. Everyone can open PDFs although often people open PDFs with very strange viewers -) so the PDF does not look as intended. However in reality, PDF is still the industry standard now in 2015 and it’s rather rarely used. So instead exporting a PDF, you can export an XPS-file. Since then it has been integrated in the Windows operating system and MS Office software such as Word, Excel etc. Puts "ConvertFile succeeded" end # Demonstrate Convert.Several years ago, Microsoft announced their new document format XPS (Open XML Paper Specification), which sounded not so bad and it was meant to replace the well established PDF-format from Adobe. Key ) # Demonstrate Convert.ToPdf and Convert.PrinterĮrr = ConvertToPdfFromFile ( ) if err = 1 The library is usually initialized only once, but calling # Initialize() multiple times is also fine. ToTiff ( $inputPath "newsletter.pdf", $outputPath "newsletter.tiff", tiff_options )Įnd def main ( ) # The first step in every application using PDFNet is to initialize the # library. ToEpub ( $inputPath "newsletter.pdf", $outputPath outputFile )Ĭonvert. ![]() Puts "Saved newsletter as HTML" # Convert PDF document to EPUBĬonvert. ToHtml ( $inputPath "newsletter.pdf", $outputPath outputFile ) ToXps ( $inputPath "newsletter.pdf", $outputPath outputFile )Ĭonvert. ToXps ( $inputPath "butterfly.png", $outputPath outputFile )Ĭonvert. ToSvg (pdfdoc, $outputPath outputFile )Ĭonvert. new ( $inputPath "newsletter.pdf" )Ĭonvert. Puts ( "Saved " outputFile ) # Convert the two page PDF document to SVG PutBool ( "UseSourceCodeFormatting", true ) Save ( $outputPath outputFile, SDFDoc ::E_remove_unused ) Ret = 0 begin # Start with a PDFDoc to collect the converted documents Puts "Converted file: " inputFile "\nto: " outputFile Save ( $outputPath outputFile, SDFDoc ::E_compatibility ) $inputPath = "././TestFiles/" $outputPath = "././TestFiles/Output/" # convert from a file to PDF automatically def ConvertToPdfFromFile ( ) #- # Relative path to the folder containing the test files. # Please contact us if you have any questions. You can download the XPS Essentials Pack from: # http:# Windows XP Sp2 will also need the Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0: # http:# Note: omEmf and Convert.toEmf will only work on Windows and require GDI . # For Windows XP SP2 or higher, or Vista SP0 you need to install the XPS Essentials Pack (or # equivalent redistributables). # Note: the PDFNet printer is a virtual XPS printer supported on Vista SP1 and Windows 7. The manifest for this sample # specifies appropriate the UAC elevation. # The installing application must be run as administrator. To check # if ToPDF (or ToXPS) require that PDFNet printer is installed use Convert.RequiresPrinter(filename). Other formats are converted using a virtual driver. ![]() # Certain file formats such as XPS, EMF, PDF, and raster image formats can be directly # converted to PDF or XPS. ![]() sync = true #- # The following sample illustrates how to use the PDF.Convert utility class to convert # documents and files to PDF, XPS, SVG, or EMF. Require '././LicenseKey/RUBY/LicenseKey' $stdout. #- require './././PDFNetC/Lib/PDFNetRuby' include PDFNetRuby # Consult LICENSE.txt regarding license information. #- # Copyright (c) 2001-2022 by PDFTron Systems Inc.
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