When I use the convert PDF action to convert a PDF to a Tiff image, it says it completed successfully, but when I look at the newly created Tiff image it is completely messed up (black with lines going everywhere). Should the pdf be in a certain version or format that Automise needs to run this action correctly? I am attaching the result of one of the converted Tiffs.
Sorry for not responding earlier. I did investigate this problem but must have got distracted before replying.
This issue seems to be a bug in the third party PDF conversion library that we are currently using. I will have to check what the current status of this library is to see if there are any updates available.
In the mean time you can use a workaround by converting the PDF to a jpeg and then use the Image Manipulation action to convert this jpeg to a tiff file.
You could also make a call to a Ghostscript or Imagemagick .command line and rip it out yourself - you have way more control and options. If you use Imagemagick (which is a great tool) it makes the call to Ghostscript itself to handle the PDF extraction before manipulating the extracted image. Also check if the PDF is using CMYK rather than RGB - that may be the cause of your problem.
Posted By gdjump on 01 Jul 2013 10:38 PM try some other command line or options to convert pdf to tiff vb.net, here is a converter i have been using. hope it help you solve your problems.
Hi there
Thanks for your sharing.It helps me a lot.I am looking for a converter which supports to convert pdf to tiff effctively.By the way ,is there any tiff converter which
supports to work offline?Any suggestion would be highly appreciated.