Hi there
I need to split the PDF then combine the files into one file
So i used -Ctif -SI
Dim sDestinationPath As String = "C:\GVDocuments\ImageCache\"
Dim sDestinationFileName As String = String.Format("img{0}", Now.ToString)
sDestinationFileName = sDestinationFileName.Replace("/", ""

.Replace(":", ""

.Replace(" ", ""
Dim DestinationName As String = sDestinationPath + sDestinationFileName
Dim Parms As String = "-CTIF -DPI300 -S -log C:\GVDocuments\ImageCache\PDF.log"
Dim appPDf As New PDFConverter.PDFConverterX
appPDf.Convert(SourceName, DestinationName, Parms)
appPDf = Nothing
Very straight forward code
The Tiff files are created in the destination folder. So great!
The DPI swicth is ignored. Not good!
The -S switch is ignored. Not good!
The -Log is ignored. Not good!
If I change the to
Dim Parms As String = "-S -CTIF -DPI300 -log C:\GVDocuments\ImageCache\PDF.log"
Only a .TXT file is created because the second param is being ignored.
Also because the -DPI switch is being ignored the document is now the wrong size.
The ActiveX program supplied does work fine but as this cannot be included in a program to work autoimatically it's no good to me.
I am using VS2010, on 64bit windows7
Surely if the OS was the problem the activeX would experience the same problem.
If this can't be done quickly is it possible to get the ActiveX uncompiled files so it could incorporated into our program.
Please reply soon this is my company needs to go live next week with our document management system.
Regards Geoff Hill