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PDF is the Portable Document Format developed by Adobe® for platform and application independent exchange, viewing and printing of digital documents. Using Adobe Acrobat® technology and an increasing variety of other software solutions, PDF files can be created from
virtually any source application or database. PDF files can handle long, composite documents as well as raster images and complex vector graphics.
It has become ubiquitous and a de facto standard across every industry.
Often, recipients of PDF files need to reuse the information
contained in these files. Visual Integrity products are
designed to digest the PDF and produce output files of the highest standard
which can be opened and edited in most applications
including office software, publishing systems and
engineering applications.
Visual Integrity offers several different types of products
for converting PDF files. Choose the one that's right for
you and then learn more: pdf2image - converts any PDF file into your choice of image
formats for the web or your office documents - GIF, PNG and
JPEG.
pdf2picture - produces scalable picture files (WMF) which
can be ungrouped and edited in Microsoft Office and other
Windows applications which support drawing features.
pdf2cad - generated editable CAD files from PDF pages. Once
these files are opened in your engineering software, they
can be modified or annotated. PDF FLY - if you need to convert more that one file at a
time or need more than one output format. PDF FLY is for
you, Choose multiple files or directories and then convert
to your choice of 13 different standard vector and bitmap
output formats.
PDF FLY is a consolidation of products previously known as
ps2vector, pdf2vector, ps2bitmap,
pdf2bitmap, ps2text and pdf2text. FLY Batch - Automate your PDF conversions using the simple
command-line interface. Use the fine-tuning controls to
obtain a high degree of control over the final output.
FLY SDK - Use the API or
Windows DLL to integrate support for viewing, importing and
exporting vector and bitmap formats into your applications. |
