PS to PDF CommandLine

To convert a PS file to PDF using the CommandLine tool, you can use the following command: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf

Yes, you can convert multiple PS files to PDF at once by specifying multiple input files in the command. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i file1.ps,file2.ps,file3.ps -o output.pdf

Yes, the CommandLine tool supports various options for customizing the conversion process. You can specify options such as page size, resolution, compression, etc. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -p PageSize=A4 -r Resolution=300

Yes, you can use the -l PreserveLinks=true option to keep hyperlinks in the generated PDF. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -l PreserveLinks=true

Yes, you can use the -s OwnerPassword=password option to set a password for the owner of the PDF. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -s OwnerPassword=password

Yes, you can use the -s UserAccessPermissions=permission option to set user restrictions on the PDF. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -s UserAccessPermissions=Print,ModifyContents

Yes, you can extract text from the converted PDF using the -t ExtractText=true option. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -t ExtractText=true

Yes, you can specify a custom output file name using the -o option followed by the desired file name or path. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o C:\output\custom_name.pdf

Yes, you can use wildcards in the input file path to batch convert PS files to PDF. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i C:\input\*.ps -o C:\output\

Yes, you can use the -r Resolution=600 option (or any desired resolution) to specify high-resolution images in the converted PDF. For example: ps2pdfcmd.exe -i input.ps -o output.pdf -r Resolution=600