PostScript (for printing), EPS (encapsulated PostScript; for the inclusion of graphics into e.g. LaTeX documents), PNM (PBM/PGM/PPM), MIF (for inclusion in FrameMaker) and SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) are implemented by default. Additionally, if some extra libraries are installed, listed in the User's Guide (question User's Guide), the JPEG, PNG, and PDF backends will be built as well. Bitmaps: Using the PNM device + the netpbm utils (available at e.g. ftp://ftp.x.

It's a feature. The idea is, if you're doing a distortion morph, often known simply as a a "warp", your intent is to distort the original image. So you use the original to place the start objects, then the end image is the same as the source so you can see how far away an object is positioned, or in other words, the linear amount of the warp.

Yes and No. For large external images, you must convert non-JPEG images to 24-bit color JPEGs for them to work with the blazePDF jpg2bPDF app. Smaller images (JPG, PNG, and GIF) can be loaded dynamically in Flash and captured with either native Flash BitmapData methods, or with blazePDF methods..

Rotating pages and cropping pages only affects the display of the PDF file. If you export the PDF file to PostScript, pages will revert to their original uncropped and unrotated state.

No, you can generate graphs on reports in png format only. This format is supported in all the popular browsers. If you write a program that generates gif files, you have to pay royalties to Unisys who owns the gif compression patent.

Not easily. Full versions of Acrobat have a text selection tool (big T) that allows export of text. In exporting tables, the columns are separated only by spaces, and you can't discriminiate these breaks from the spaces between hundreds and thousands without looking back at the pdf. Thus, columnar data exported this way requires tedious cleanup and parsing before data can be used in a spreadsheet.

EViews uses the standard Windows printer services for all of its printing. This means that the standard Windows methods of setting up printing to a file will work. Under Windows 95/98, it is very simple to set this up. Click on Start ... Settings ... Printers ... Add Printer. Select Next, and click on Local. Now select a postscript printer.

After opening a source folder so that there is a list of files to choose from. Simply select a file that you wish to copy to the target area, or double click the file to open it, then pick and choose individual pages to add to the target file. With the file/pages selected simply click the "Add page to target" button.

With the source folder open to a folder containing supported files, remember the target file must contain at least one or more pages. To insert a file/pages simply select what pages should be inserted into the target area. Then decide which page in the target area that the selected file/pages should be inserted next too.

In order to use the move buttons the target file needs to be populated with at least a few pages. A quick way to do this is to open a target file with an existing PDF or TIFF file. When the target file area finishes populating with pages click either on one page or a group of pages from the target area. This will enable the movement tools, which allow you to either move the page(s) to the very top of the target area, the very end, move the page(s) up one, or down one in the listing.

In order to delete a page there must be pages to be deleted in the target file area. The delete tool only applys to the target area, you can not delete a page or file from the source folder. In order to delete a page simply select the page(s) you wish to delete and click the "Delete pages" button. This will prompt to see if you are sure that you want to delete the pages, upon clicking yes the page(s) will be cleared from the target area.

There are two ways to save files that have been either created or modified in the target area. These options are the "Save the target file" and "Save target file as new file". The "Save the target file" option either saves the changes made to existing files, or if the file has not been saved previously saves the target area as a new file.

Collate includes a peice of software called Collate Page Editor, this program allows you to make modifications to the pages in the target area. To edit a page with the Collate Page Editor just add a page or several pages to the target area, select one page that you wish to edit, and click the "Edit Pages" button. You can also simply double click the page you wish to edit and Collate will automatically open the page within the page editor.

In order to add text to a page simply select the "Text" tool as pictured below then click anywhere on the image area. A menu box will appear that allows you to type the text you wish to insert, as well as setting the font settings of the text. A plus to mention is that when this tool is used editing a PDF, searchable text is added to the document.

xpaint, developed by David Koblas, is a incredibly versatile mono-bitmap and/or colour-pixmap editing tool. It features, among other things: reading and writing of X11 bitmaps, PPM, GIF, XPM, and TIFF image-formats; SGI RGB format (SGI only); The latest version, 2.1.1, is available at: ftp://ftp.x.org:/contrib/applications/xpaint-2.1.1.tar.gz Xpaint 2.4.4, has been released by Torsten Martinsen. It has some nifty filters built-in and bug fixes.

Get a tool that can do that. Recommended the Gimp, IrfanView or the evaluation version of Paint Shop Pro. If you know of more good tools, feel free to tell us.

We will convert to either, depending on the client’s specifications. TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a widely used image file structure that consists of a series of headers or tags plus image data. While Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) is being adopted by some courts and government agencies, PDF is associated with some risk of alteration through font substitution, among other things. TIFF has no known risk of alteration.

Add "ProcessPS=c:\myfolder\mypsapp.exe" to the [Parameters] section of pdf995.ini. Pdf995 will run this specified executable after c:\pdf995\temp.ps has been created. It will wait to convert it to PDF until the specified executable has closed. This feature accommodates insertion of dynamically generated stationery (enables inclusion of time of creation etc.) into PDF documents if the file .\documents and settings\all users\application data\pdf995\stationery.eps or .

If you are not a business, and the programs are for your own personal non-commercial or not-for-profit use, Unisys does not require you to obtain a license. If they are used as part of a business and/or you sell the programs for commercial or for-profit purposes, then you must contact the Welch Patent Licensing Department at Unisys and explain your circumstances. They will have a license agreement for your application of their LZW algorithm.

A good alternative to LZW for compressing ASCII data is the LZ77 algorithm used by the zip and PKZIP file archivers and the gzip (GNU zip) file compression program. The most popular alternative for multi-bit image data is the JPEG compression algorithm and the JFIF and SPIFF file formats. JFIF and SPIFF-JPEG files are smaller and store far more colors than GIF files.

TAGISU is only able to handle JPEG format images at the moment. Other formats may be supported in the future

Firstly, one can use the Starlink CONVERT package to convert from many other formats into Starlink's Extensible n-dimensional Data Format (NDF), or indeed many other data formats. CONVERT combined with other data format conversion programs (e.g. xv) can be used to convert even more formats into NDFs (e.g. jpeg, Sun raster format, etc).

Our software lets you specify any dpi resolution you want during conversion. Resolution is the primary variable for quality when producing a raster image. The default at installation is 100, which is fairly low. Typically, 300 or 600 is needed for high-quality results. You can change this value in the Bitmap tab of the Options menu. You tried this but are still not satisfied with the quality? Please send a sample PS/EPS/PDF file to testfile@square1.nl and explain what the problem is.

JPG, GIF, TIFF and BMP as well as other bitmapped graphic formats will generally not scale up to the size of a large format flag or banner. If you were to print a large banner with one of those images on it, it is likely to look granulated and unrecognizable. We support EPS and PDF vector formatted images. Many logo and mascot images are created in those formats so that they can look perfect when they are used at any size.

I have 2 or more reports and I want to merge them as a single rtf document. How can I do it with Crystal Clear.

Jarte does not provide a PDF export function. However, we recommend PrimoPDF for exporting your Jarte documents to PDF.

Yes! Version 7.0 of the Diagram Program includes a PDF Writer option that can be installed when you install the program from the installation CD-ROM. With the PDF option installed load the diagram that you wish to convert to PDF on the screen: The set-up dialog closes and returns you to the Print dialog box.

Categorized graphs are created by categorizing data into subsets and then displaying each of these subsets in a separate small component graph arranged in one display. For example, one graph may represent male subjects and one female subjects, or high blood pressure females, low blood pressure females, high blood pressure males, etc. available in many output dialogs (they are automatically generated as part of output from all procedures which analyze groups or subsets of data, e.g.