July 16th, 2009 by Michael
Question:
I’m looking for a good document imaging SDK for document management software that my company is developing. We especially need something for compression, OCR, and web optimization. Does your company have a document imaging SDK that fits our needs?
Answer:
Yes, our CVista API toolkit is a multifunctional document imaging SDK. It includes PDF compression (and conversion from 15 formats to PDF), OCR, headers/footers, Bates stamping, watermarks, merging, and security tools. Many developers turn to CVista for their document imaging SDK needs. You can inquire about our document imaging SDK by sending an email to api_eval@cvisiontech.com
You can get free trial versions of our software by clicking the link below:
http://www.cvisiontech.com/download_main.html
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March 24th, 2009 by Chris
Question: Does the currently licensed version of PDF Compressor support 64-bit capability?
If not, what are our options to get to that level?
Answer: We can be installed and we can run on a 64 bit machine but it will not utilize any of the benefits of the 64 bit machine.
If you are interested in testing PDF Compressor, see the link below:
www.cvisiontech.com/download_main.html
Category: API, CVISION PdfCompressor, image compression |
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January 14th, 2009 by Chris
Question: Does your software support the ASP.NET Platform?
Answer: Thank you for contacting CVISION Technologies. If you are referring to our API, the answer is yes we do have a .NET wrapper that comes with the API installation.
If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact us.
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December 10th, 2008 by Chris
Question: At this moment the main goal by integrating PdfCompressor with our product is to create a “searchable” PDF from existing PDF or TIFF files.
Is this option (to OCR input document) available from current API? Please also note that since we are not using C++, we are limited to the interface offered for VB like languages
Answer: Using our API you can make the files searchable. You can do anything using the API that you can do using the GUI.
If you would like to extend the evaluation, I have included the link below to download the product:
www.cvisiontech.com/download_main.html
Category: API, CVISION PdfCompressor, OCR, OCR PDF |
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September 22nd, 2008 by Chris
Question: My company has been testing PdfCompressor. If we have it on a server and we invoke it through a command line, will it be able to operate on multiple files simultaneously?
Will it give error messages if there are problems with the PDF file (via command line interface)?
Answer: As long as you are running PdfCompressor Pro you will be able to use the command line which is supported in all the versions that we have released. The command line supports all the features of PdfCompressor just like the GUI would as well.
If you would like to extend the trial of the software, I have included the link below to download the product:
www.cvisiontech.com/download_main.html
Category: API, Adobe PDF Conversion, All, CVISION PdfCompressor, License |
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October 13th, 2007 by Chris
Question: Do you offer an API (Application Programming Interface) for your PDF compression product?
Answer: We do have an API available for use with PdfCompressor 4.0. If you are interested in using the API, please contact our sales department.
Category: API, PDF Compression, PDF OCR |
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March 21st, 2007 by Chris
Question: I am developing a .net application to merge individual TIFFs to a single multi-page PDF file. In addition I need a way to compress the PDF to a fraction of its original size. We have some documents that span over 1500+ pages. Will your API allow me to do the rollup and compression functions? If so I would like an evaluation copy so I can prototype something. Also does the evaluation copy have any limitations?
Answer: We usually recommend using the default options set by the GUI to get started when trying to determine the optimal compression settings via the API Toolkit. To accomplish this, you can run a simple batch job using the default settings, and then inspect the file called “_cmdrun.bat” that is created in the root folder of PdfCompressor 3.1. Copy all of the flags beginning after “PDFCompress.exe” (the first one is usually “-m”) until the -redistderr flag (that one is not needed), and use this as the options string passed to the Open function in the API. You can then tweak the parameters as needed.
If you still have trouble, feel free to contact me at support@cvisiontech.com.
Category: API, All, PDF OCR |
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