ghostscript

I have a PDF which renders fine in Acrobat but fails to print during the PDF to PS conversion process on our printer's RIP. After uncompressing with pdftk and editing I've found if I replace the usage of a certain font it will print. The font is a strange one, a TrueType subset with a single character (space). If I pass the PDF through Ghostscript it reports no errors, however an Acrobat pre-flight check will report a missing glyph for space. This error is not reported for the original file. I'm just using a basic command: gswin32c -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -o gs.pdf original_sample

I have many (around 1000) multiple-page PDFs for a program I am writing. The problem is that many of them are inconsistent about page size, even within the same document at times. Does anyone know of a way I could programmatically go through the files and resize the pages to what I want? This can be in any language. I can accomplish this in Adobe Acrobat Pro, but there are so many that would end up taking a long, long time. The only way I can get it to resize there is to add a background from a file, and then choosing the file i want to resize. Generally, PDFtk is a good fit for this kind of

I want to use gsdll32.dll from Metro Style App c#. I load dll as follow: [DllImport("gsdll32.dll", EntryPoint = "gsapi_delete_instance")] private static extern void gsapi_delete_instance(IntPtr instance); [DllImport("gsdll32.dll", EntryPoint = "gsapi_revision")] private static extern int gsapi_revision(ref GS_Revision pGSRevisionInfo, int intLen); [DllImport("gsdll32.dll", EntryPoint = "gsapi_set_stdio")] private static extern int gsapi_set_stdio(IntPtr lngGSInstance, StdioCallBack gsdll_stdin, StdioCallBack gsdll_stdout, StdioCallBack gsdll_stderr); But when I try to load dll not found

This thread asks for how to convert multi-page PDF to multi-page TIFF with Ghostscript; "Tools to convert multipage PDF to multipage TIFF" However, I want to covert a multi page PDF to a number of single-page TIFFs: Each page in the PDF is expected to be converted to a single TIFF file. So the above answer does not exactly match what I need. How can I achieve this? I am using Windows XP. Be sure to have a recent version of Ghostscript installed. Then you can run these commands: gs \ -o singlepage-tiffg4-%03d.tif \ -sDEVICE=tiffg4 \ multipage-input.pdf and gs \ -o singlepage-tiff24nc-%03d.tif \

Has anyone encountered a nice wrapper for GhostScript in C#. My specific use is to take postscript and turn it into a pdf AJ. Open-source PDFSharp has a namespace for using GhostScript. Even if you can't directly use it, you can probably graft whatever you need out of the source. Mattygabe Matthew Ephraim has created a pretty simple C# wrapper called GhostScriptSharp that uses P/Invoke to access the unmanaged Ghostscript DLL in your C# application: http://mattephraim.com/blog/2009/01/06/a-simple-c-wrapper-for-ghostscript/ For completeness, there's also Gouda Ghostscript wrapper . You can also

I'm trying to get our server to convert PDFs to image files. It's a CentOS 5.3 system and the latest version of ghostscript that can be (8.70), has been installed. When I try to convert a PDF I get the following error repeated for each page, and the result is a load of blank images. **** ERROR: Unable to process JPXDecode data. Page will be missing data. So, I found an answer on here that seemed to answer that question: iText PDF; howto convert jpeg2000 to jpg using Java Following that I downloaded iText 5.3.4 and jai_imageio-1.1.jar and compiled the supplied script on my local machine. When I