[VeryDOC Release Notes] VeryDOC Releases a new version of Postscript to Image Converter Command Line to support halftone and without halftone functions

VeryDOC Releases a new version of Postscript to Image Converter Command Line today, the new version has features to enable and disable halftone function when you convert color Postscript and PDF files to black and white image files, here is the command line options,

VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter Command Line v2.0
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Email: support@verypdf.com
Build: May 27 2014
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Key features in PS to Image Converter:
   Convert postscript files to various image formats.
   Use disk cache to render postscript to image files at any resolution.
   Various compression arithmetic for output TIFF files.
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Usage: ps2image.exe [options] [Options] <PS Files>
  -f <int>         : first page to print, from 1 to max page
  -l <int>         : last page to print, from 1 to max page
  -r <int>         : set resolution when render ps to image files
  -c <string>      : set compression method to generated TIFF files
    -c lzw         : Compress TIFF using LZW arithmetic
    -c packbit     : Compress TIFF using packbits arithmetic
    -c g3          : Compress TIFF using CCITT G3 arithmetic
    -c g4          : Compress TIFF using CCITT G4 arithmetic
    -c rlebmp      : Compress BMP using RunLength arithmetic
  -b <int>         : set bitcount when render ps to image files
  -forcebw         : force to create Black and White image file
  -debug           : print debug message
  -silent          : suppress log message
  -$ <string>      : input registration key

Example:
   ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
   ps2image.exe -c g3 C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
   ps2image.exe -c g4 C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
   ps2image.exe -c lzw C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
   ps2image.exe -c packbit C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
   ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.jpg
   ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.bmp
   ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.pcx
   ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.png
   ps2image.exe C:\test\*.ps C:\test\*.jpg
   ps2image.exe C:\filelist.txt

If you wish convert a color EPS, PS, PDF file to black and white TIFF file with halftone processing, please run following command line, the default is work in halftone mode,

ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 1 test.eps _test.eps.halftone.tif

This is original color EPS file,

image

This is the converted black and white TIFF file with halftone processing,

image

If you wish disable halftone processing, please run following command line,

ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 8 -forcebw test.eps _test.eps.no_halftone.tif

image

The new version of Postscript to Image Converter Command Line is also support PDF format as input format, it can convert PDF file to a new PDF, Postscript, PS, EPS, TIFF, PNG, JPG, BMP, PCX, TGA, etc. formats, the following are some sample command lines,

ps2image.exe -c rlebmp -r 300 -b 8 test.ps _test.ps.bmp
ps2image.exe -c rlebmp -r 300 -b 8 test.eps _test.eps.bmp
ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 1 test.eps _test.eps.halftone.tif
ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 8 -forcebw test.eps _test.eps.no_halftone.tif
ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 1 verypdf.pdf _verypdf.pdf.halftone.tif
ps2image.exe -r 300 -b 8 -forcebw verypdf.pdf _verypdf.pdf.no_halftone.tif
ps2image.exe verypdf.pdf _verypdf.pdf.ps
ps2image.exe verypdf.pdf _verypdf.pdf.pdf
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.pdf
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test.ps.pdf

Postscript to Image Converter Command Line can be downloaded from following web page,

https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html
https://www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip

if you encounter any problem, please feel free to let us know, we are glad to assist you asap,

http://support.verypdf.com/open.php

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