PDF to Image SDK/COM Server License4.5

Application developers interested in integrating their software with the ability to convert PDF files to different image formats can always try out PDF to Image SDK/COM, which provides them with the functionality in an easy-to-use package.The tool has been designed as a powerful SDK/API, and is capable of converting PDFs to fully functional images while maintaining the layout of the original document unchanged.Moreover, PDF to Image SDK/COM includes support for a wide range of image formats, while also being able to process files without requiring the installation of Adobe Acrobat, or Acrobat Reader.What developers interested in the tool should keep in mind, however, is the fact that PDF to Image SDK/COM Server License can be used on multiple computers at the same time, and comes with both the SDK and the component.However, there are three different license types that devs can opt in for, allowing them enjoy support for a different number of simultaneous threads, namely 5 threads, 10 threads, or 10+ threads.The tool features the entire set of capabilities included in the PDF to Image converter, while also providing devs with the option to implement these features in VC, C#, VB, VB.net, C++Builder, or Delphi apps, as well as in ASP, or ASP.net projects.The utility promises fast conversion operations, as well as support for transforming PDF files into various image formats, such as TIFF, JPG, BMP, PNG, and GIF. It also includes multifarious compression of tiff images, and can generate multi-page TIFF images if needed.The app has been designed with support for processing encrypted PDF files, and can also generate files that feature different resolutions. With the help of this tool, users can also customize the output files according to their needs.PDF to Image SDK/COM allows the conversion of entire documents or of only specific pages from the original PDF, and can also be used with CCITT fax image files.

128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended)

50 MB free disk space (100 MB recommended)