PostScript to Image Converter

Convert EPS to PCL

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There is a command line application of VeryDOC named as Postscript to Image Converter which can help you convert EPS to PCL format document. This application can be used in command line, COM or DLL. It can be accessed into via any programming or scripting languages such as C/C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, ASP, PHP, C#, .NET, etc.

This application allows you to convert EPS and PS format file to different kinds of image formats such as GIF, PNG, BMP, EMF, WMF, PCX, TGA, PCL, etc with high quality and efficiency. With different commands which are offered by Postscript to Image Converter, you are also able to set different parameters for the target file.

This article will show you how to convert EPS to PCL document in a command line and you need to download the application tool at first. Please click the following link to download the application: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip and you just need to unzip the file to your computer disk to use the application.

At the beginning of the conversion, you need to open MS-DOS interface. You can click “Start”—“Run” or press “Window”+ “R” combination on the keyboard to open “Run” dialog box and input “cmd” in “Open” combo box of “Run” dialog box. Then click “OK” button.

If you don’t know how to write your command line, you can directly drag the executable file ps2img.exe in the extracted package of Postscript to Image Converter to MS-DOS interface and then all the options and examples of the application will appear. Or you can change the current directory of MS-DOS command prompt window to the directory of the application by inputting the command “cd” and then input “-?” and hit “Enter” button for aiming the same purpose.

Please input the command line then. You need to refer to the following command line template to write your own one:

ps2img [options] <-i PS File> [-o Output]

There are several command line examples for you to better understand the template above:

ps2img –i C:\input.eps –o C:\output.pcl

This command line is to convert EPS to PCL only without setting any parameters for the target file. You can see there is no extra options in the command line besides the called program, source file and target file.

ps2img –f 2 –l 4 C:\input.eps –o C:\output.pcl

This command line is to customize the page range for the input EPS format file and convert these pages to PCL document. The options “-f” and “-l” are to set the first page number and last page number.

ps2img –r 900 –b 24 –i C:\input.eps –o C:\output.pcl

This command line is to set the resolution and bit count for the target file as 900 DPI(In horizontal and vertical directions) and 24-bit. The options “-r” and “-b” is to set the resolution and the bit count for the target file.

To run the conversion from EPS to PCL, you need to press “Enter” button on the keyboard and please wait for several seconds until the conversion to the end.

If you need to buy the Postscript to Image Converter for using all functions of it without any limitations, please enters its homepage at https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html. There are four different kinds of licenses for your choices.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert EPS to JP2

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If you need to use a command line application to convert the file EPS to JP2 which can be considered as the next generation of JPEG, you can try the product VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter. This application can be used to convert PS or EPS file to a variety of image formats such as BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, JP2, PNM, etc. In the conversion process, you can also set parameters for the target file such as customizing the bit count, setting resolution, converting several pages of source file to target file.

Postscript to Image Converter can be opened in any kinds of programming or scripting languages such as C/C++, Delphi, ASP, PHP, C#, .NET, Visual Basic, etc. It is also available in an easily integrated COM object or Dynamic Link, Library (DLL) or command line. This article will focus on converting EPS to JP2 in the command line.

Before working, please download the application at www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip and extract this ZIP file to some location of your computer. Then the executable file ps2img.exe will be runnable instantly and you need to call it in the command line.

At first, please open MS-DOS command prompt window. You can press “Window”+ “R” or click “Start”—“Run” to open “Run” dialog box in which you can input “cmd” or “CMD” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button.

Then you are able to input the command line in the popup MS-DOS command prompt window. The command line is made up of three necessary parts—called program, source file and target file. Of course, if you want to realize some other kinds of functions besides converting EPS to JP2 only, you can also add other commands in the command line. Please see the following command line examples:

ps2img –i D:\A.eps –o D:\B.jp2

ps2img –r 500x850 –f 4 –i C:\File1.eps –o C:\File2.jp2

ps2img –b 8 –f 1 –l 6 C:\file-in.eps –o C:\file-out.jp2

The first command line is to convert EPS to JP2 only without setting any other parameters for the target file. The second command line is to set resolution for the target file as 500x850 DPI and convert EPS file from the forth page. The last conversion is to set the bit count of JP2 image as 8-bit and convert the first page from 1 to 6 of EPS file to JP2image.

The meanings of the options shown in the command line are:

-r XxY: Set horizontal and vertical resolution to XxY DPI

-f [first Page] : First page to convert

-l [last Page]  : Last page to convert

-b [bit count]  : Set bit count in generated image files

Then please hit “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion from EPS to JP2.

If you want to learn more information about the commands of Postscript to Image Converter, you can directly drag the executable file ps2img.exe into MS-DOS command prompt window to see its usage. Or you can also visit its homepage to view its main information at https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html where you can also buy the application.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert EPS to TGA

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The application to be shown in this article will be a good helper for you in the conversion from EPS to TGA, which is named as VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter. This is a powerful application designed for converting PS or EPS format file to various of image formats. It supports to set different parameters for the target file in the conversion process.

As a user, you can call Postscript to Image Converter application from any kinds of programming or scripting languages such as Visual Basic, C/C++, Delphi, ASP, PHP, C#, .NET, etc. This application also give you several kinds of licenses such as server license, developer license, etc. to meet different requirements from different users.

To use Postscript to Image Converter, please download it at the following link: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip where supplies a ZIP file of the application and you need to extract it to your computer. For converting EPS to TGA, you just call the executable file ps2img.exe in the extracted folder in the conversion process.

The specific steps about the conversion are as follows:

Firstly, please click “Start”—“Run” or use the combination of “Window”+ “R” on the keyboard to open “Run” dialog box. Then input “cmd” or “CMD” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button. The conversion platform—MS-DOS interface will come out, in which you can input the command line.

Secondly, you need to type the command line for converting EPS to TGA in MS-DOS interface. The command line contains called program, source file and target file. If you need to set parameters for the target file to realize some kind of functions, you can add other commands in the command line. There are several command line examples below.

ps2img –i C:\INPUT.eps –o C:\OUTPUT.tga

This command line is for converting EPS to TGA only.

ps2img –r 200x300 –i C:\File.eps –o C:\File.tga

This command line is for setting resolution for the target file as 200DPIx300DPI in the conversion from EPS to TGA. The option “-r” is to customize the resolution for the target file.

ps2img –r 500 –f 5 –l 8 –b 1 –o C:\In.eps –o C:\Out.tga

This command line is to set resolution as 500DPI, convert the page interval from page 5 to page 8 of the input EPS format file and set the bit count for the target file as 1-bit in the conversion. The option “-f” is to set the first page to convert and the option “-l” is to set the last page to convert. The option “-b” to to set the bit count for the target file and you can change the value as “4”, “8” and “24”.

Lastly, please hit “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion.

The application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter supplies different available licenses and if you want to buy any one of them, please enter its homepage: https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html.

PDF to Vector Converter

Convert PDF to XPS

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If you want to convert PDF to XPS or other types of vector images, you might be interested in VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter. This is a professional application designed for developers and servers. But if you are just a single user, you can also use it to help you convert PDF to XPS very easily. The output formats include XPS, PCL, EPS, HPGL, EMF, WMF, Postscript (PS), SWF (Flash), etc. It can be called via any programming or scripting languages, including Delphi, PHP, C/C++, C#, ASP and Visual Basic, etc.

You can download the SOFTWARE from the webpage of VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter. Please decompress the file and then do as follows to convert PDF to XPS.

1. Open a command prompt window

There are different ways to open a command prompt window according to different operating systems. Assuming you are under Windows XP, you should click Start, > click Run, > type cmd in the Run dialog box, > and click OK.

2. View the usage

To view the usage of the application, you should type the directory and file name of the executable file on the command prompt window. Supposing you have put the installation folder on disk C, you can type C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe on the command prompt window and press Enter. The usage, description, options, and examples will be shown on the interface. You can find the usage under the description part as illustrated below.

Usage of VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter

 

3. Type a command line and press Enter

Now, please type a command line based on the usage:

Usage: pdf2vec.exe [options] [Options] <PDF Files>

For examples,

C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe C:\in.pdf -firstpage 2 -lastpage 10 D:\out.xps

Set page range when convert PDF to XPS. It can convert the pages ranging from 2 to 10 into a XPS file.

C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe E:\in.pdf -pagerange 250-300 D:\out.xps

Set page range, too. The option –pagerange can be used to instead of the two options: -firstpage and -lastpage

C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe D:\in.pdf -pv2rnolinks D:\out.xps

Delete the original links. -pv2rnolinks is the option which can help you convert PDF to XPS with no hyperlinks.

C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe E:\*.pdf D:\*.xps

This is an example for batch conversion. You can convert multiple PDF to multiple XPS in a batch.

The following are some other options:

  • -xres <int> : set Y resolution to output format
  • -yres <int> : set Y resolution to output format
  • -mapfont : map fonts by mapfont.ini file
  • -noextname : don't append suffix to filename of first page
  • -winfont : use Windows fonts to instead of embedded fonts
  • -winfont2 : force to use Windows fonts to instead of all embedd

The trial version of VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter can be used for many times. Please try to use it to convert PDF to any vector format as you want. If you want to buy the application, please visit: https://www.verydoc.com/pdf-to-vector.html

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert EPS to EMF

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You may come across a kind of problem which is about how to convert EPS to EMF format image in your daily work and you may want to know which application that you can take as the tool and what conversion method you can use. The contents in this article is to resolve these questions.

Which application you can take?

You can try the command line application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter for converting EPS to EMF file. It is a powerful application which is able to convert EPS and PS format file to varieties of image formats. If you are a person who pursue high quality and efficiency, Postscript to Image Converter will be the best choice.

How to make the conversion?

You need to download the application at www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip. There is no need to install the application on your computer. You just need to extract the ZIP file to your computer and the extracted package which contains all the components of the application is visible then. The executable file ps2img.exe will be runnable at once.

Please open MS-DOS command prompt window for inputting the command line in it. Please click “Start”— “Run” to open “Run” dialog box and input “cmd” or “CMD” in “Open” combo box of this dialog box. Then please click “OK” button. You can also use the hot key “Window”+ “R” to open “Run” dialog box.

The command line to be inputted into MS-DOS interface contains called program, source file and target file. There is a command line example below for you to understand it.

ps2img –i C:\TI.eps –o C:\IT.emf

Where

ps2img stands for the called program, –i with C:\TI.eps is to specify the path of source file and the option –o with C:\IT.emf is to set the path of target file. If you want to set some parameters for the target file, you can add the related commands in the command line.

At last, please hit “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion from EPS to EMF. Several seconds later, you will get the target file in the specified location and you can open and view it with some kind of image viewer.

How to buy the application?

At the homepage of the application Postscript to Image Converter, there are four kinds of licenses given to different users with different requirements and you can choose any one of them according to your needs. The homepage of the application is https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html.