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Converting multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 7:50 pm
by Hasan
Hi
Its me again

. Is there any method / command / plugin etc., for converting pages of multipage PDF files into images (i.e., .GIF, .PNG, .JPG etc.,). For instance, a PDF file "book.pdf" has 10 pages, and someones wants to convert these 10 pages into images. Can xnview do that? Like reading the PDF file and saving its every page as a separate image?
Apparently, XnView can only convert 1st page of a PDF file. Any suggestions?
Hasan Ali
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2005 9:58 am
by xnview
Hasan wrote:Its me again

. Is there any method / command / plugin etc., for converting pages of multipage PDF files into images (i.e., .GIF, .PNG, .JPG etc.,). For instance, a PDF file "book.pdf" has 10 pages, and someones wants to convert these 10 pages into images. Can xnview do that ? like reading the PDF file and saving its every page as a separate image?
Apparently, xnview can only convert 1st page of a PDF file. Any suggestions ?
Use View/Page/Extract all into...
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 4:51 pm
by Hasan
Hi!!
xnview wrote:Hasan wrote:Its me again

. Is there any method / command / plugin etc., for converting pages of multipage PDF files into images (i.e., .GIF, .PNG, .JPG etc.,). For instance, a PDF file "book.pdf" has 10 pages, and someones wants to convert these 10 pages into images. Can xnview do that ? like reading the PDF file and saving its every page as a separate image?
Apparently, xnview can only convert 1st page of a PDF file. Any suggestions ?
Use View/Page/Extract all into...
Sorry for a late response. I could not find this command combo. Will you please explaint it a bit ? I have Xnview 1.74 and I did not find "page" options in any "view menu"

. Thanks
Hasan
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 5:41 pm
by Dreamer
Hasan wrote:xnview wrote:Use View/Page/Extract all into...
Hi!!
Sorry for a late response. I could not find this command combo. Will you please explaint it a bit ? I have Xnview 1.74 and I did not find "page" options in any "view menu"

. Thanks
Hasan
I can see that option, but I can't use it, some plugin is needed probably, are you using some?
You can find that option in Viewer -
not Browser - Menu - View > Page > Extract all into...
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 5:37 pm
by Hasan
Hi!!!
Dreamer wrote:I can see that option, but I can't use it, some plugin is needed probably, are you using some?
You can find that option in Viewer - not Browser - Menu - View > Page > Extract all into...
So you can see that option, which version you are using ? I'm using 1.7.4 and there is no option of "page" in "view" menu.
I'm not using any plugin, are you ??? (as you can see that option)
Hasan
Blurred, but prersent !
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 9:00 pm
by Clo
>> Hasan

Hello !
“
Dreamer” is right, that entry exists always in the
View menu of the
main browser window .
- But it can be blurred (greyed) when not available, following the file-type you are displaying into…

K R
Claude
Clo
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 9:16 pm
by Dreamer
Hasan wrote:Hi!!!
So you can see that option, which version you are using ? I'm using 1.7.4 and there is no option of "page" in "view" menu.
I'm not using any plugin, are you ??? (as you can see that option)
Hasan
I'm using 1.74 too.
BTW This useful feature is hidden, users expect such features under File > Export...
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 11:07 pm
by helmut
Dreamer wrote:BTW This useful feature is hidden, users expect such features under File > Export...
I agree. 'View' menu is for viewing, not other functionality.
I suggest to change the existing menu item "Tools > Create multipage" to "Tools > Multipage >" with a submenu:
Code: Select all
Create...
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Extract all
Extract all into...
Re: converting pages of multipage PDF files into images?
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 11:22 pm
by Dreamer
helmut wrote:I suggest to change the existing menu item "Tools > Create multipage" to "Tools > Multipage >" with a submenu: ...
Your solution make sense, but I think users expect such options under File > Export... it's like that in many programs I know and also "Save" and "Save As" is there...
not present at all...
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 5:38 pm
by Hasan
Clo wrote:>> Hasan

Hello !
“
Dreamer” is right, that entry exists always in the
View menu of the
main browser window .
- But it can be blurred (greyed) when not available, following the file-type you are displaying into…

K R
Claude
Clo
Dreamer wrote:I'm using 1.74 too.
I'm very much

to see your interface of 1.74 version
Cos my xnview 1.74 version is slightly different as you can see the available menus
Hasan
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 7:02 pm
by Dreamer
Again, you must use View mode, not Browser mode - to do it use the 1st toolbar "eye" button - Open or mouse double-click on pdf file.
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 4:20 pm
by Hasan
Hi
thanks Dreamer, the problem is solved.
Hasan
Dreamer wrote:Again, you must use View mode, not Browser mode - to do it use the 1st toolbar "eye" button - Open or mouse double-click on pdf file.
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 4:33 pm
by Hasan
Hi again
forgot something. by default, it "extracts" pages as .bmp. Can I extract in any another more compressed format ? like .gif or .png or .jpg ?
Hasan
Hasan wrote:Hi
thanks Dreamer, the problem is solved.
Hasan
Dreamer wrote:Again, you must use View mode, not Browser mode - to do it use the 1st toolbar "eye" button - Open or mouse double-click on pdf file.
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 10:54 pm
by Dreamer
Hasan wrote:Hi again
forgot something. by default, it "extracts" pages as .bmp. Can I extract in any another more compressed format ? like .gif or .png or .jpg ?
Hasan
Probably it's not possible yet.
Check another similar request
Extract multipage TIFF to other format than BMP (and add your request there maybe...)