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A way to convert xlsx to ps flawlessly

2011/11/21

XLSX is a format of MS Excel applications since 2007 version. *.xlsx is the file extension of xlsx files. PS is short for PostScript, whose files are vector image files that could contain vector graphs, raster grapshs and texts. PS files could be opened in Adobe Illustrator CS5, Adobe Acrobat X Pro, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Photoshop Elements 10, ACD Systems Canvas 12 and GSView etc.. Basically, PS files can be opened by any printer utility that supports PostScript.

Here is the solution to convert xlsx to ps flawlessly below:

1. Open DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system:

click the hotkey <Windows + R> of keyboard and input <cmd> in the dialog box of <Run>, then click <ok> button of dialog box, you will get a dialog box of MS-DOS system;

input <cd\> and click <enter> button of dialog box to enter into root directory;

my doc2any.exe is located on the disk of D, thus, to access to the disk of doc2any.exe, i need to input <D:> and click <enter> button of dialog box, then program could jump to D directory;

input the path of doc2any.exe and click <space> button of keyboard.

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>cd\

C:\>D:

D:\>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe

2. Input the parameters of ps to set up ps file during the conversion of xlsx to ps:

input <-rotate 270> and click <space> to continue to input other parameters if you would like, such as <-wtext “xlsx to ps”> or <-log>, for example, which mean to rotate ps content 270 and add “xlsx to ps” as watermark separately.

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>cd\

C:\>D:

D:\>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe –rotate 270 –wtext “xlsx to ps” –wf “Arial” –wh 80

3. Prepare the source file for the conversion of xlsx to ps:

input the source path and click <space> button of dialog box.

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>cd\

C:\>D:

D:\>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe –rotate 270 –wtext “xlsx to ps” –wf “Arial” –wh 80 "D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\coldplay and rihanna.xlsx"

4. Create a targeting path:

input the objective path, where you might create its file name.

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>cd\

C:\>D:

D:\>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe –rotate 270 –wtext “xlsx to ps” –wf “Arial” –wh 80 "D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\coldplay and rihanna.xlsx" D:\output\rihanna.ps

5. Process this conversion:

click <enter> button to convert xlsx to ps.

C:\Documents and Settings\admin>cd\

C:\>D:

D:\>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe –rotate 270 –wtext “xlsx to ps” –wf “Arial” –wh 80 "D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\coldplay and rihanna.xlsx" D:\output\rihanna.ps

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Processing 1 of 2 sheets, sheet name is 'Sheet1'...
Processing 2 of 2 sheets, sheet name is 'Sheet2'...
Conversion time = 687ms
D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any_cmd\coldplay and rihanna.xlsx ==> D:\output\rihanna.ps, r
esult=OK
TickCount = 687ms(0.69s), Result = 1

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DOC to Any Converter

A convenient way to convert xls to ps

2011/11/21

XLS is a spreadsheet created by Microsoft Excel, which is the most widely-used spreadsheet program. XLS file stores data in a table with rows and columns, whose table cells may contain manually entered data or the results computed from the data of other cells. XLS files could be often used to create charts and graphs, although Excel 2007 and later versions save spreadsheets in the OpenXML format with the .XLSX file extension. PS--- PostScript file, which is a vector image file. PS files could be saved in the PostScript page description language, which might contain vector graphics, raster graphics and text.

However, perhaps there are many kinds of GUI converting tools nowadays that could help users convert xls to ps, but in this article what I introduce to you is a convenient way to convert xls to ps based on DOC to Any Converter Command Line. DOC to Any Converter Command Line, which is not a GUI converter in our daily work, is a command line used in MS-DOS system. More info of DOC to Any Converter Command Line, please click this link: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html. Maybe you think : oh, it belong to program that must be a little hard! No, definitely not right, it is very easy and convenient to convert xls to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system. If you are not very familiar with command lines, you could refer to the following parameters below:

-wtext <string>          : Watermark text on printed document

-wtype <int>             : type of watermark

0 : normal watermark
1 : watermark on header
2 : watermark on footer

-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

-log <string>            : output log into a file

-v                       : Print copyright and version info
-h                       : Print usage information
-help                    : Print usage information
--help                   : Print usage information
-?                       : Print usage information

So next is the method to convert xls to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system below:

1. Click <Windows + R> that is hot key, and there is a dialog box popup, which is named <Run>, then input <cmd> in the dialog box, and click <ok> button of dialog box, finally, you will get into MS-DOS system that is shown as a dialog box:

2. Input <cd\> and click <enter> to be back to root directory of MS-DOS system:

3. Please input the name of disk with “:”, which contains <doc2any.exe>, for instance, input <D:> and click <enter> to let program jump into directory of D disk:

4. Drag <doc2any.exe> into dialog box of MS-DOS system and click <space> to be continued:

5. Set up parameters of ps file: input {-wtext "VERYDOC.COM AND VERYPDF.COM" -wtype 0 -wa 45 -wh 100 -wb -log –help} and click <space>.

6. Input source path and targeting folder: input source path and click <space>, then input targeting folder.

7. Create the name of ps file: input <\> and create a name for ps file by inputting it, then input <.ps>:

8. Click <enter> button to convert xls to ps. After <Result = 1> could be displayed in the dialog box of MS-DOS system, the conversion of xls to ps is successful done:

Here is the ps picuture below:

DOC to Any Converter

A way to convert pptx to ps

2011/11/212011/11/24

PPTX is a presentation file created by Microsoft PowerPoint based on a program used to create slide show presentations. PPTX could contain a collection of slides including their text, images, formatting, animations, drawn objects, and other media. In contrast to .PPT files that store all presentation data in a single binary file, PPTX files are created using the Open XML format that stores documents as a collection of separate files in a compressed zip package. The file types include XML document properties, images, macros, charts, and other media files. PPTX files can be opened by PowerPoint 2007 or later for Windows, or with PowerPoint 2008 or later for Mac OS X.

PS stands for PostScript File, which is a vector image saved in the PostScript page description language that could contain vector graphics, raster graphics and text. PS files can be opened by any printer utility that supports PostScript.

Today, I will show you a method to convert pptx to ps quickly with command lines in MS-DOS system, where the key point is DOC to Any Converter Command line that could help users convert so many formats for each other. You could log on its main page to know more: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html. Next, please allow me to describe the procedure based on an example:

1. Click “Windows + R” of your keyboard to input “cmd”, then click “ok” of dialog box named “Run”, then MS-DOS system could be opened:

2. Input “cd\” and click “enter” in order to jump to root directory.

3. Choose the disk for the conversion if you want to change another disk: for example, input “D:” and click “enter” in order to use disk (D), or you just could stay on disk (C).

4. Input the path of doc2any.exe, there are 2 ways:

input the path directory with keyboard;
drag it into the dialog box, which will be shown as a path automatically.

5. Click “space” button of keyboard to be continued.

6. Set up parameters if there is a need for you: for instance, input “–rotate 90” and click “space”, then input “-wtext “VERYDOC.COM”” and click “space”, then input “-wtype 0” and click “space”, input “-wa 60” and click “space”; here is the example parameters below, and also there are other parameters for users to choose:

-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

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

7. Input pptx path and click “space” to be continued.

8. Drag targeting folder into dialog box of MS-DOS system and create a file name of ps:

drag targeting folder into dialog box and input “\”, then create a file name of ps>input “.ps”.

9. Click “enter” button to process this conversion in MS-DOS system. Here is the related figure below:

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This is the end of converting pptx to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line.

Here are the final pictures of ps:

DOC to Any Converter

A way to convert ppt to ps

2011/11/212011/11/21

Usually, we use GUI converting tools to convert files for each other, but today DOC to Any Converter has been designed to convert ppt to ps already, which is my recommended multi-functional converting tool (click here to know more about it: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html). Here is the method to convert ppt to ps with DOC to Any Converter Command Line below:

1. Open operating environment------DOC to Any Converter Command Line need to be used in MS-DOS system:

use hot key---Windows + R to open the dialog of <Run>—> input <cmd>—> click <ok> of dialog box in order to get MS-DOS system opened as a dialog box:

2. Prepare the converting tool for the conversion of ppt to ps:

input <cd\>—> click <enter> in order to enter root directory;
to enter to the disk including doc2any.exe, please input the sign of disk with ‘:’, for instance, input <D:>—> click <enter>;
input the path of doc2any.exe—> click <space>.

3. Input the parameters of ps:

<-width 612 -height 792> could set up the width and height of ps file as 612 and 792 separately.

for instance, input<-width 612>—> click <space>—> input <-height 792>—> click <space>.

4. Input source path of ppt:

input the path of ppt—> click <space>.

5. Input targeting path of ps:

input the objective path of ps.

6. Click <enter> to process the conversion in MS-DOS system:

DOC to Any Converter

A way to convert docx to ps

2011/11/21

DOCX is a document created by Microsoft Word that is a common word processing program. DOCX contains document text, images, formatting, styles, drawn objects, and other document settings which is commonly used to author documents in business and academic settings. Unlike *.doc files that which store document data in a single binary file, DOCX files are created using the Open XML format, which stores documents as a collection of separate files and folders in a compressed zip package. DOCX files can be opened by Word 2007 or later for Windows, or with Word 2008 or later for Mac OS X. They may also be opened with earlier versions of Word for Mac and Windows via Open XML document support.

PS is short for PostScript File that is a vector image file format, which could be saved in the PostScript page description language. Vector graphics, raster graphics, and text could be contained in PS file, which can be opened by any printer utility that supports PostScript.

DOC to Any Converter Command Line could help you convert docx to ps. Here is the way to convert docx to ps below:

Step1. Open DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system:

click <start>--->select <Run> on start menu--->input <cmd>---> click <ok> of dialog box;

input <cd\>--->click <enter> in order to get back to root directory;

to use DOC to Any Converter Command Line in MS-DOS system, in this step, please let program jump to directory of disk containing doc2any.exe first, my doc2any.exe is located on disk (D), thus, for me, input <D:>---> click <enter>;

input the route of doc2any.exe---> click <space> to be continued;

Step2. Set up parameters of ps file, below are the parameters in this example:

-useprinter              : Convert DOC files to other formats via virtual printer;

-xres <int>              : Set X resolution to image file;

-yres <int>              : Set Y resolution to image file;

(resolution of vector image could only change dimension of ps file, other than clearness and size of raster image)

input <-useprinter>--->click <space>--->input <-xres>--->click <space>--->input 300--->click <space>--->input <-yres>--->click <space>--->input 300--->click <space> to be continued.

Step3. Input source file path and targeting file path:

input source path--->click <space>--->input targeting path of folder--->input <\>--->create a file name of ps--->input <.ps>.

Step4. Click <enter> to convert docx to ps in MS-DOS system. Then your ps file could be converted with printer dialog box, and later, you could find it in destination folder named <output>, which name is <bananasmusic>.

More info of DOC to Any Converter Command Line, please click here: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html.

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