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JFIF and URF files to PDF

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Topic: JFIF and URF files to PDF

Posted By: AlexA_B
Subject: JFIF and URF files to PDF
Date Posted: 29 Sep 14 at 4:46PM

Hi,

I have a question about rendering the following formats into PDF.

1. JFIF file:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_File_Interchange_Format

Can this format be rendered into pdf file as JPEG does ?

I found in the Developer Guide:

"Supported image types: BMP, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WMF and EMF." There is no JFIF in this list, but may be it can be solved by renaming the file into JPED for example ?

2. URF - universal raster format, which is used for airprint , can this one be rendered the PDF ?

thanks in advance

Replies:

Posted By: AlexA_B
Date Posted: 29 Sep 14 at 5:16PM

I have more questions in the same topic.

3. Can I convert OpenXPS into PDF ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_OpenXPS_and_PDF

4. Can I convert PWG Raster into PDF ?

Posted By: AlexA_B
Date Posted: 30 Sep 14 at 4:09PM

I see that the answer seems to be no, for all formats, except JFIF, which is the JPEG.

I just wander if there is a plan to support XPS (OpenXPS) conversion to the PDF ?

This operation seems to be standard to other commercial tools, like PDFTron, for example or Aspose...

Posted By: AndrewC
Date Posted: 01 Oct 14 at 1:48PM

AlexA_B,

The licensing costs for PDFTron or Aspose are "much much" more expensive than Debenu Quick PDF Library so it is not economical for Debenu to support every possible image format.

You are the first person to request XPS to PDF in a long time and the first for PWG import.

Andrew.