'Convert PDF to Image' FAQ

Questions

• After Conversion, and while viewing the PDF in Adobe, a message pops up asking to check for upgrades

• What version of PDF does your software generate?

• How can I fix a permission denied error when using the application through a Web page? Other issues related to permissions.

• How to schedule a task using Windows Task Scheduler (Schedule multiple jobs)

• How To Run A Scheduled Task While Logged Out

• Apple MAC, can you run it on this operating system?

• How do I use PERL script with it?

• Any Other Known Bugs or Issues?

• Installation Issues?

• I get the following error when I run from the command line:  "'ConvertITP' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

• Can this application run on Linux?

• Unable to see mapped drives from within software

Answers

After Conversion, and while viewing the PDF in Adobe, a message pops up asking to check for upgrades

Any other known bugs or Issues?

See Change History for version to version details.  Also, Please submit a bug if you find one.

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I get the following error when I run from the command line

"ConvertPDFtoImage" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

IMPORTANT: To use the command line successfully the operating system will need to know where exactly the application is located. Otherwise, you'll see the following error:

"ConvertPDFtoImage" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

We suggest you do one of the following:

A)    Set the path in your operating system's environment variables to the installation location of ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE. See your operating system's help for setting the path.

B)    Create a batch file (a text file whose file name ends in .bat) that uses the fully qualified path of ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE.

For example the following is a typical batch file:

"C:\Program Files\Softinterface, Inc\Convert PDF To Image\ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE" /S"C:\In\Coffee.pdf" /C1 /T "C:\Out\Cream.jpg" /1 * /4 75 /5 200 /V

You may also be able to do something like this in a batch file:

set ConvertPDFtoImage ="C:\Program Files\Softinterface, Inc\Convert PDF To Image\ConvertPDFtoImage.EXE"

ConvertPDFtoImage /S"C:\In\Coffee.pdf" /C1 /T "C:\Out\Cream.jpg" /1 * /4 75 /5 200 /V

One more possibility is to simply change the active folder before calling the application:

CD C:\Program Files\Softinterface, Inc\Convert PDF To Image

ConvertPDFtoImage /S"C:\In\Coffee.pdf" /C1 /T "C:\Out\Cream.jpg" /1 * /4 75 /5 200 /V

Also, it is suggested you us fully qualified paths for any files you specify.

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