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convert any file to pdf by command line
Hi,
I need a software (free is better...) which allow me to convert any file to
pdf by command line. Would you know anyone?
Thanks for you reply!
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roby
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9/1/2005 8:20:45 AM |
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"roby" <sasa@tin.it> wrote:
>I need a software (free is better...) which allow me to convert any file to
>pdf by command line. Would you know anyone?
That's not possible. Each kind of file that needs to be converted
needs a different programming task. So you might find a tool to
convert any file type from a list, but not ANY file.
So, you could probably start by letting us know
* what file types, exactly?
* what platform?
* server or end-user?
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Aandi Inston quite@dial.pipex.com http://www.quite.com
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quite
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9/1/2005 8:48:06 AM
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roby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need a software (free is better...) which allow me to convert any file
> to pdf by command line. Would you know anyone?
>
> Thanks for you reply!
Without giving any details ---
You can *encapsulate* any files in a pdf as attachments. These attacments
can be extracted using pdftk (a command line program) or using a recent
version of Acrobat Reader. It is kind of like an email with attachments,
but in a single .pdf file.
To create such a pdf from the command line, you can use pdflatex (another
command line program) and the attachfile package. You need to create a
simple .tex file to use as a template referencing the names of the files to
be attached.
All of these programs are free and can be googled for.
Dave Smith
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davids
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9/1/2005 1:26:37 PM
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