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A way to convert PowerPoint to ps

2011/11/22

Usually, PowerPoint files have file extensions of *.ppt and *.pptx, which are the source files formats of MS PowerPoint 2003 and MS PowerPoint 2007 separately. PS is a vector image format of PostScript. Today, I will show you a way to convert PowerPoint to ps with command lines in MS-DOS system. Here is the method of converting PowerPoint to ps below:

1. First, download DOC to Any Converter Command Line from here: https://www.verydoc.com/doc2any_cmd.zip.

2. Install DOC to Any Converter Command Line in your computer: open this package and unzip it in your computer, then click [doc2any.exe] to install DOC to Any Command Line.

3. Register DOC to Any Converter Command Line:

use [Windows+R] hotkey>input [cmd] in the dialog box>click [ok] button to open MS-DOS dialog box;

input [cd\]->click [enter] button to go back to root directory;

jump to the disk where doc2any.exe is located: input [D:]->click [enter] button, for example<my doc2any.exe is installed on the disk (D)>;

run DOC to Any Converter Command Line: input the path of doc2any.exe->click [space]->input register code of DOC to Any Converter Command Line->click [enter] button.

4. Restart DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system:

under the directory of disk containing doc2any.exe, please input the path of doc2any.exe->click [space] in order to keep to type other command lines.

5. To set up ps file, please input the parameters in this step:

Once you register DOC to Any Converter Command Line, there will be many parameters for you to choose. But in this article, I will show you some of them for you to choose when you experience DOC to Any Converter Command Line:

-width <int> : Set page width to image file
-height <int> : Set page height to image file

in this conversion, I will input [–width 1200 –height 900]>click [space] button as an example;

6. Prepare source file and targeting file for this conversion:

input source path>click [space]>input targeting path.

7. Click [enter] button to let DOC to Any Converter Command Line process this conversion in MS-DOS system.

Thank you for reading this article about converting PowerPoint to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line.

DOC to Any Converter

How to convert docx to ps with command line?

2011/11/22

I recommend DOC to Any Converter Command Line. DOC to Any Converter Command Line is a professional converting tool with multi-function. You could visit its main webpage to know more about it: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html. Also you could download DOC to Any Converter Command Line to get a trial version to experience DOC to Any Converter Command Line: https://www.verydoc.com/doc2any_cmd.zip.

Now, let us get to the point of converting docx to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line:

1. Click [Windows+R] of keyboard>input [cmd]>click [ok] button to open MS-DOS system;

2. Input [cd\] and click [enter] to enter into root directory;

3. Search the location of doc2any.exe and let program jump to directory of that disk, for instance, input [D:] and click [enter] to access to D disk;

4. Input the path of doc2any.exe>click [space] button;

5. Set up the parameters of ps file: for instance, input [-rotate 90] and click [space] button to rotate 90;

6. Input source path>click [space] button;

7. Input targeting path with customizing file name of ps;

8. Click [enter] button to process this conversion of docx to ps.

More parameters, please refer to below:

-wtext <string>          : Watermark text on printed document
-wtext does support following dynamic values:
    %PageCount%, %PageNumber%, %PageCountRoman%, %PageCountRoman2%,
    %PageNumberRoman%, %PageNumberRoman2%, %Author%, %Keywords%,
    %Subject%, %Title%, %Filename%, %Date%, %Time%
-wtype <int>             : type of watermark
    0 : normal watermark
    1 : watermark on header
    2 : watermark on footer
-wf <string>             : font name of watermark
-wh <int>                : font size of watermark
-wa <int>                : angle of watermark
-wc <string>             : color of watermark,
    FF0000: Red color
    00FF00: Green color
    0000FF: Blue color
    HexNum: Other colors
-wx <int>                : X offset of watermark
-wy <int>                : Y offset of watermark
-wpagebegin <int>        : first page to add the watermark
-wpageend <int>          : last page to add the watermark
-wpageoffset <int>       : a value to be added to page number
-watermarkfile <string> : a .ini file which contain information for multiple watermarks

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A way to convert word to ps

2011/11/22

DOC to Any Converter Command Line could give you a method to convert word to ps very professionally. DOC to Any Converter Command Line could work in MS-DOS system. Here is the method to convert word to ps below:

1. Open MS-DOS system: click [Windows + R] hotkey to open dialog box of [Run]>type [cmd] in the dialog box>click [ok] button.

2. Start to input command lines:

input [cd\]—> click [enter] button—> root directory;
search the location of doc2any.exe, to jump to that disk, for instance, input [D:]—> click [enter] button;
input the path of doc2any.exe—> click [space] button;
input the parameters:

for instance, input [-wtext "Watermark %PageNumberRoman% of %PageCountRoman%"]—> click [space]. You could choose the parameters below to input:

-wtext <string> : Watermark text on printed document
-wtext does support following dynamic values:
%PageCount%, %PageNumber%, %PageCountRoman%, %PageCountRoman2%,
%PageNumberRoman%, %PageNumberRoman2%, %Author%, %Keywords%,
%Subject%, %Title%, %Filename%, %Date%, %Time%

input source path—> click [space];
input targeting path.

3. Process this conversion: click [enter] button to convert word to ps.

This is the end of the conversion about word to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line.

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A way to convert txt to ps

2011/11/22

TXT is a plain text file format. PS is short for PostScript File, which is a vector image format. There is the question: is there a connection between txt to ps? Yes. Then the question is : could we convert txt to ps quickly? Of course, the answer is still YES! You may wonder which kind of tool could help us convert txt to ps, which are so different from each other? DOC to Any Converter Command Line could be your perfect assistant to process txt to ps so unbelievable! All you need to do are just only to input command lines in MS-DOS system.

1. Run cmd.exe: click [Windows + R] hotkey to open dialog box of [Run]>type [cmd] in the dialog box>click [ok] button.

2. Input command lines:

input [cd\] and click [enter] button to jump to root directory;
find out the location of doc2any.exe, then let program jump to that disk, for instance, input [D:] and click [enter] button to enter into disk (D);
input the path of doc2any.exe and click [space] button;
input the parameters to set up ps file:

-wtext <string> : Watermark text on printed document
-wtext does support following dynamic values:
%PageCount%, %PageNumber%, %PageCountRoman%, %PageCountRoman2%,
%PageNumberRoman%, %PageNumberRoman2%, %Author%, %Keywords%,
%Subject%, %Title%, %Filename%, %Date%, %Time%

You could choose the parameters above to input, for instance, input [-wtext "Watermark %PageNumber% of %PageCount%"] and click [space].

input source path and click [space];
input targeting path.

3. Process this conversion: click [enter] button to convert txt to ps.

More info of DOC to Any Converter Command Line, please visit its main page: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html.

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A way to convert rtf to ps

2011/11/22

How to convert rtf to ps quickly? It is a problem sometimes, but since DOC to Any Converter Command Line has been designed, it is not a big deal! DOC to Any Converter Command Line could convert *.DOC, *.DOCX, *.RTF, *.TXT, *.PPT, *.PPTX, *.XLS, *.XLSX files to PDF, PS, EPS, SVG, SWF, XPS, HPGL, PCL, TIF, PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF, TGA, PCX, EMF, WMF,
etc. Here is its main page : https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html.

The illustration of converting rtf to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line is as below:

1. Please open MS-DOS system:

click [start] button of pc>select [Run] on start menu>type [cmd]>click [ok] button of dialog box.

2. Run DOC to Any Converter Command Line:

type [cd\] into dialog box and click [enter] button in order to return to root directory;

search where doc2any.exe is located and which disk it is, then input that disk name, for instance, my doc2any.exe is located on disk (D), thus, input [D:] and click [enter] button to jump to directory of D disk;

after entering into D disk, please drag doc2any.exe into dialog box, then click [space] in order to continue to input command lines.

3. Before the conversion of rtf to ps, you could set up parameters of ps in this step:

for instance, input [-rotate 90 –wtext “verydoc.com” –wf “Arial” –wh 80 –wtype 0 –wa 45 –wc 0000FF] and click [space].

-rotate <int>            : Rotate pages, 90, 180, 270

-wtext <string>          : Watermark text on printed document

-wtype <int>             : type of watermark
0 : normal watermark
1 : watermark on header
2 : watermark on footer
-wf <string>             : font name of watermark
-wh <int>                : font size of watermark
-wb                      : specify bold font
-wi                      : specify an italic font
-wu                      : specify an underlined font
-ws                      : specify a strikeout font
-wa <int>                : angle of watermark

-wc <string>             : color of watermark,
FF0000: Red color
00FF00: Green color
0000FF: Blue color
HexNum: Other colors