xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Hi,
First time using this and ran into a problem right away. Here's what I did:
I'm on a Mac, scanned some student tests at 300dpi, using a Fuji Xerox scanner to a pdf file. Followed these instructions:
http://www.formscanner.org/quickstart-guide/convert-pdf
and got the "xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture" result.
What went wrong? Appreciate any help. Thanks.
First time using this and ran into a problem right away. Here's what I did:
I'm on a Mac, scanned some student tests at 300dpi, using a Fuji Xerox scanner to a pdf file. Followed these instructions:
http://www.formscanner.org/quickstart-guide/convert-pdf
and got the "xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture" result.
What went wrong? Appreciate any help. Thanks.
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Is Ghostscript installed on your system?
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Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
XnTriq wrote:Is Ghostscript installed on your system?
No. Do I need it?
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Yes.David999 wrote:Do I need it?
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Success! Thanks much!
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Thank you for reporting back, and welcome to the forum (-:
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Hello forum!
I've run into the same issue!
I'm using Sierra 10.2, have XNConvert (64 bit) installed, and Ghostscript 9.21 installed. I've clicked to "ignore read errors". I still get the "not a picture" error when trying to convert PDFs.
Any ideas? Thanks!
I've run into the same issue!
I'm using Sierra 10.2, have XNConvert (64 bit) installed, and Ghostscript 9.21 installed. I've clicked to "ignore read errors". I still get the "not a picture" error when trying to convert PDFs.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
Merci Pierre! Aside from using the Ghostscript install package (which I found here http://pages.uoregon.edu/koch/), how would I ensure it is written in my PATH? Thanks!
Re: xx.pdf 0x0x0 : not a picture
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/appleosx- ... -variable/ascanning wrote:Merci Pierre! Aside from using the Ghostscript install package (which I found here http://pages.uoregon.edu/koch/), how would I ensure it is written in my PATH? Thanks!
Pierre.