ConvertPDF :: toImage for PDF portfolio

Can we convert all pages within a PDF portfolio by using ConvertPDF's toImage at once?
Or do we have to get each file from the portfolio first, then invoke toImage against each sub-files?
Thx,
Keishichi

Anything under 5MB is okay more or less. The main issue is how fast it will load on the receiving end. You may want to upload an swf file to your server and then email a link to it. It will load fast and turn pages faster. I've done it both ways. PDF and SWF link.

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What about the forums under the list What do you need help with?
http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat
Or the forums under the list Which Reader version do you need help with?
http://forums.adobe.com/community/adobe_reader_forums
In either case you should click the Discussion Tab when entering a forum, just as here.

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