Image to PDF converter

Does Adobe offer any image to pdf tools/libraries similar to iTextSharp or pdfSharp?

Yes:
http://www.datalogics.com/products/pdfl/
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/pdf/library.html

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    Hi,
    Is there any tutorial related to Image to PDF convertion using live cycle pdf generator?
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                                                                                                      Barun Barik

    Hi,
    If you have configured LC with samples, you should fnd a sample process in Workbench showing how to convert documents and images using different services.

  • Error while converting Image -to- PDF and then to PDF/A

    Hi,
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    I'm getting the below error while converting the PDF(that was generated) to PDF/A.
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    at com.adobe.printSubmitter.service.OutputServiceImpl.transformPDFInTxn(OutputServiceImpl.ja va:518)
    at com.adobe.printSubmitter.service.OutputServiceImpl$4.doInTransaction(OutputServiceImpl.ja va:481)
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    I've just read a footnote in the API documentation which indicates that the transformPDF function cannot be used for this purpose:
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  • How to convert Images in PDF to Microsoft Word text Properly

    I have images in PDF and when I try to convert it to Microsoft word, the "check marks (wingdings)" turn into the letter "D" and the rest have a lot of misspelled words.

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    Support export of PDF page content
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    Having an ISO 14289 (PDF/UA) compliant PDF provides the "well-formed Tagged PDF".
    Aside from ISO 3200 and ISO 14289 additional useful information is available at AIIM's web site.
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  • PSE12: How to create gridlines on the image page then converted into a pdf? [was: N276]

    I want to download an image from the internet, for example, batman, create gridlines on the image page then converted into a pdf.  where on adobe photo shop element 12 can I do this.

    On way is to define a pattern:
    https://forums.adobe.com/thread/875370?tstart=0
    Another way is this neat free grid generator filter:
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    2. Apply the filter. There are many options. Here I chose black lines on white background with 20 square boxes across. Note that the background should be pure white (255,255,255) so as not to change the original picture.
    You can also find lots of grid images on the Internet, for example a Google search on "grid" or "grid paper". As in the previous method, add this image above your picture and set its Blend Mode to Multiply.  Again, the background should be pure white.

  • Images downsized and converted when exporting to PDF

    I have Pagemaker 7.0.1 installed on Virtual XP so that I can help out a family member.
    Pagemaker's embedded Acrobat 4 was not working properly so I installed my Acrobat 9.0 on Virtual XP. This unfortunately has not solved the problem, which is:
    My images are greyscale and 300 ppi when imported into Pagemaker. When exported to PDF using Acrobat 9.0, the images are being converted to CMYK and exported at about 50% of the actual size. Interestingly, those images that are only at 200 ppi are converted but not downsampled.
    This is happening no matter how I fiddle with the settings. Happens to both jpegs and tiffs.
    I found an old thread on another forum where this problem occurred but a solution was not found or posted.
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    Michelle

    This reply is a series of comments and suggestions rather than a definitive answer.
    1. Your set up is less than perfect, if not unstable, and will be prone to all sorts of bizarre behaviours.
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    When placing images in a PageMaker file, the following message appears: “The graphic in the linked file would occupy xxxxxxx bytes in the publication. Include the complete copy in the publication anyway?” The correct answer to this question is always "NO".
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    3. Try updating PM to Ver 7.0.1a which had a better Export… AdobePDF…macro. http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=34&platform=Windows 
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  • Convert Multiple Images to PDF using iTextSharp?

    Hello friends, in my small project i have a button for converting more than one image file to pdf, i made some search in google and found some articles about that i found one that helps me to do that but convert only two images to pdf, and i want to make
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  • Keep the same name while converting images to PDF

    I am using Automator to convert images to PDF. The new images are in a different folder, but it is asking for an output file name. Can't I tell it to just keep the same name as the old file?

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  • Images lost in converting Word 2007 file to PDF

    I have a Word 2007 document (docx), with inserted JPGs.  If the text wrapping of the images is set to anything but "in line with text", the images do not appear in the PDF file created from the docx.  I have tried many different combinations of Acrobat preferences (image compression on or off; standard vs. high quality print; different DPI settings; etc.).  This appears to be a new problem, as I have converted many Word docx's with images to PDFs in the past.  A document that I converted to PDF a year ago no longer converts properly!   I'm running Windows 7 Pro and using Acrobat Pro X.   Office 2007 has SP3 (and I suspect that's the problem).  Has anyone else had the problem, and, if so, found a fix?

    Hi, Bill,
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         The doc file looks perfect in Word 2007 on my Win 7 machine.
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         Re positioning with reflow:   I'm not sure exactly where you find options termed 'reflow,' but I tried 3 options in Compatibility and Layout (Word options --> Advance --> Compatibility options): 
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  • Converting images to pdf Issues

    converting a jpeg image to pdf causes the image to shrink dramatically and be surounded by huge white margins. I tried to remove the white margins by using the crop function but i get the error about the 0.4 inch limitation. can anything be done?

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    I really need to be able to convert images from pdfs into docx files, how can I make this work?

    When you do the Save As to Word format and select the Settings... button in the dialog is the Include Images checkbox selected?

  • How to convert from image based pdf to text based pdf

    I have Adobe 9 Pro. How to convert from image based pdf to text based pdf? For example, if someone emails a scanned pdf to me, how do I convert that document into a text based pdf?

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  • Dynamic Images in PDF and Escaping Special Characters

    I used the following to create my own PDFs with dymnamic images:
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