PDF to AFP Converter for Windows

The description of PDF to AFP Converter - Play With New Friends

Convert PDF to AFP (IBM MO:DCA, IOCA and PTOCA) documents in batch on Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2008/2003. Unlike other software solutions that simply rasterize the PDF document to full-page TIFF images, PDF to AFP Converter maintains all document objects such as vector graphics, searchable text, tables and live forms, uniquely within the generated AFP document for easy access by AFP Workbench Viewer or any other AFP viewers, or by IPDS printing or processing applications. Key Features, Transform PDF into live AFP that contains text as searchable text and graphics as vector graphics, not just rasterize Support monochrome, color-white, 16-color, and full color graphics Automate conversion from PDF form template to AFP and load it to AS400, iSeries, or zSeries mainframe Adaptive PDF to AFP transform such as to handle many smaller PDFs or a few much larger PDFs Optimize conversion from PDF to AFP either by speed or by quality Translate fill-able form in PDF files to inline form in AFP documents Support full color conversion of PDF pages to AFP pages Import PDF files from Windows local or network shared folders Speedy conversion to efficiently handle production sized jobs Sharpen image and graphics in AFP output Produce high fidelity AFP to the original print in PDF format Support a complete set of paper sizes Define custom paper size Flexible page orientation Clip unprintable area or offset plus size Grayscale methods including photographic dither, compressed dither, diagonal dither, line art halftone Color options for mono, color/white, 16 colors (4bit CMYK from 4bit RGB or 24bit RGB), and Full Color 32bit CMYK Adjust image resolution between 300x300 and 600x600 dpi JPEG and LZW compression algorithm for images Optimize text in OpenType fonts, raster fonts, and outline fonts Font substitution of AFP character set with closely matched Windows font Support Inline Form Definition