I have a website which has multiple pages nearly 300 . I want to convert them into pdf . But doing this will take a lot of time . Please tell me some shortcut.
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I have some 10,000 pages of hand-written scanned documents in google drive in somewhere around 70 pdf documents.
I am making a spreadsheet index of these, with one row for each page where I make notes of what is on each page, by actually viewing those pages, reading it, and every fully typing it if required.
I need a link, which I can put in the spreadsheet, which when clicked opens up a certain page of the pdf as an image only, and not the entire pdf, the pdf is in google drive. Is there something like this possible in Google Drive? Or should I manually download all pdf, split it into images, and then re-upload and use that?
(example - java -jar pdfbox-app.jar PDFToImage -format jpg -quality 0.75 pdffile.pdf ; and then upload all this)
I have a feeling it must be possible because when we open the pdf in browser, it loads pdf pages one by one, it takes time but it opens it in some custom image+text format, so it must be exported. Also I know there is one image version for each google slide and link is stable, so there might be something for pdf also I was thinking.
There isn’t a parameter or feature to link a pdf page in Google Drive file viewer.
Indeed as mentioned, you can link to a specific slide in Google Slides, however Google file types do have additional features.
That’s not the case for PDFs for example. A workaround I can think of would be to create a comment for each page and each comment will have its own id.
After creating the comment, you can click on the three vertical dots icon and click on Link to this comment.
Alternatively, you can send feedback to Google (On file viewer page, click on three vertical dots icon and then Send feedback to Google) making sure to describe the proposed feature.
I can't seem to figure out if it is possible to print a multi page PDF via CUPS where I select different options at different points of the PDF. Is anyone able to confirm whether this is possible and how? I plan to communicate with CUPS via api.
e.g. Pages:
Page 1 . Colour, Headed Paper, Portrait
Pages 2 - 10 . B&W, Plain Paper, Portrait
Page 11 . B&W, Plain Paper, Landscape
I know that I can control these options for a PDF in its entirety, an example of this is here
The only way I can see of doing this is to split the PDF into three parts and print them separately but that would end up as three jobs going to the printer meaning that they could end up with a random print (from someone else depending on timing) between them.
If this is the only way, is there a way to capture the output and combine them to one file which then gets sent to the printer?
So I am trying downloading a 260 / 270 pages document, which is a little over 1 mb when downloaded as a document. When downloaded as a word document, it takes about a second, however, when trying to download the same as a PDF, it is taking an eternity.
Any idea why this is happenning, can the number of pages be a reason, and if so, any solution here?
You don't say enough about the context you're in - language, libraries, tools or whatever - to give a good answer.
However, I'd guess that the PDF is being generated as images, not as text, and so the massive increase in file size (assuming that is what you mean by taking an eternity).
If you have control of the environment - use a better tool/library to render the PDF. PDF is perfectly capable of rendering text and graphics as such. If you don't control it, either complain to the vendor or make a cup of tea!
I have a routine to generate png images from a form (1 to 35 image).
I need to append a variable number of this images for printing.Maybe appending on a single pdf or any kind of document, the goal is to automate printing. I can figure out how to print one by one, but i need to use a A4 page (4 images per page). Do you know anything about this, i have been trying with PdfSharp but i cant't figure out how to do this.
Any suggestion, link or code is welcome.
Thank you. Best regards
Diego Porras
A developer gave me this code for concatenate images (in my code I use png formatted images but you might change image format)I have made small fixes myself and this is the result):
See Code for concatenate images
I have a huge set of PDF files which use forms and JavaScript to submit them. I'm wondering if there's a way of converting such PDFs into HTML (or any other format except Flash which would allow for opening the page in a Web browser and submitting it).
After research on the topic I was able to find several pieces of software that would convert PDF to HTML but even if there are any fields left after conversion there's no JS apparently and all the buttons are missing.
Edit: The number of documents to convert is roughly 500... so "by hand" method is out unless it's a bit of "by hand" and then in bulk
I'm not sure whether this PDF converter will help. It can convert PDF to html, however, I'm not sure whether it will preserve your buttons and js. Maybe you can have a try. Hope this helps.