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pdf2swf(1) |
swftools |
pdf2swf(1) |
pdf2swf - Converts Acrobat PDF files into Flash SWF Animation files.
pdf2swf [-options] file.pdf -o file.swf
Converts a PDF file to a SWF file.
- -h, --help
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Print short help message and exit
- -V, --version
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Print version info and exit
- -o, --output file.swf
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will go into a seperate file.
- -p, --pages range
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3-5,10-12
- -P, --password password
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Use password for deciphering the pdf.
- -v, --verbose
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Be verbose. Use more than one -v for greater effect.
- -z, --zlib
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The resulting SWF will not be playable in browsers with Flash Plugins 5 and
below!
- -i, --ignore
-
SWF files a little bit smaller, but it may also cause the images in the pdf
to look funny.
- -j, --jpegquality quality
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Set quality of embedded jpeg pictures to quality. 0 is worst (small), 100
is best (big). (default:85)
- -s, --set param=value
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Set a SWF encoder specific parameter. See pdf2swf -s help for more
information.
- -w, --samewindow
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When clicked on, the page they point to will be opened in the window the
SWF is displayed.
- -t, --stop
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The resulting SWF file will not turn pages automatically.
- -T, --flashversion num
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Set Flash Version in the SWF header to num.
- -F, --fontdir directory
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Add directory to the font search path.
- -b, --defaultviewer
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Therefore the swf file will be "browseable", i.e. display some
buttons for turning pages.
The viewer swf to be used is determined by a symlink named
"default_viewer.swf" in
the swftools data directory.
- -l, --defaultloader
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The loader swf to be used is determined by a symlink named
"default_loader.swf" in
the swftools data directory.
- -B, --viewer filename
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See http://www.quiss.org/swftools/pdf2swf_usage.html for information on how
to create your own viewers.
- -L, --preloader filename
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filename is an arbitrary swf animation.
- -q, --quiet
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Suppress normal messages. Use -qq to suppress warnings, also.
- -S, --shapes
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Don't use SWF Fonts, but store everything as shape.
- -f, --fonts
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Store full fonts in SWF. (Don't reduce to used characters).
- -G, --flatten
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This usually makes the file faster to render and also usually smaller, but
will increase
conversion time.
- -I, --info
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Don't do actual conversion, just display a list of all pages in the
PDF.
- -Q, --maxtime n
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Abort conversion after n seconds. Only available on Unix.
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