VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter is a Windows based application designed for developers and servers. VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter can be called by any programming languages: C#, C/C++, Delphi, ASP, PHP, .NET, Visual Basic, etc.
VeryDOC PDF to Vector Converter supports conversion from PDF to HPGL, PDF to EMF, PDF to Postscript (PS), PDF to WMF, PDF to SVG, PDF to EPS or PDF to other vector image formats. If you want to give it a try, please click here to download.
The following is the basic usage of this application:
Usage: pdf2vec.exe [options] [Options] <PDF Files>
To scale size, you may need to use the following options:
- -scale <int> : specify the factor by which the printed output is to be scaled, The apparent page size is scaled from the physical page size by a factor of scale/100.
- -scalex <int> : X axis scale factors, default is 100
- 100 : do not scale PDF page
- 0 : scale the width of PDF page to fit the printer's paper size
- -1 : keep the minimum constant scaling in both paper width and height
- -scaley <int> : Y axis scale factors, default is 100
- 100 : do not scale PDF page
- 0 : scale the height of PDF page to fit the printer's paper size
- -1 : keep the minimum constant scaling in both paper width and height
Some examples are as follows:
- C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe –scale 40 E:\in.pdf D:\out.hpgl
- C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe –scalex 0 –scaley 0 E:\in.pdf D:\out.hpgl
- C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe –scale 200 E:\*.pdf D:\*.hpgl
In the first example, C:\pdf2vec_cmd\pdf2vec.exe stands for the executable file. –scale 40 means to scale the page size by 40%. E:\in.pdf represents the input PDF file and D:\out.hpgl refers to the output HPGL file. The second example can scale the page size to fit for the printer’s paper size. The last example is for batch conversion.
Please type a command line according to your own requirement. After that, please press Enter.