It is simple to fast to use VeryDOC Postscript to PDF Converter to convert specific page PostScript to PDF through command line in Windows systems.
VeryDOC Postscript to PDF Converter is a smart utility that allows you to not only convert PostScript file to PDF file singly or in batches, but also edit PDF properties, e.g., specific page, specified page range for conversion flexibly. Here you have a chance to freely get VeryDOC Postscript to PDF Converter:
After you get VeryDOC Postscript to PDF Converter here, let us convert PostScript file to PDF file with commands here together!
Step1. Open Command Prompt window
For Command Prompt window is running environment of commands on Windows platforms, it is essential to open it with this way:
Click hotkey Windows + R in your computer > input cmd.exe in pop dialog box Run > click OK there, or if Command Prompt is located in quick launch bar, you can click it for its opening directly, then Command Prompt window could be opened directly on screen.
Step2. Input commands for conversions
Here are examples for you to refer to below:
D:\ps2pdf\ps2pdf.exe -firstpage 6 -lastpage 6 C:\input\source1.ps C:\output\target1.pdf
(Note: –firstpage 6 – set first page of specified page range as 6th page, –lastpage – set last page of specified page range as 6th page, and both of them help you set specific page 6th page only for conversion; to edit specified pages, just make integers of –firstpage and -lastpage orderly are set from small to large, e.g., –firstpage 4 –lastpage 9 etc.)
Step3. Start conversion of PostScript file to PDF file through commands
After right typing in Command Prompt window, please click enter in it so that VeryDOC Postscript to PDF Converter starts to convert PostScript file to PDF file through commands directly and quickly.
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