PDF2TIFF Pilot : Convert PDF files to Tiff with PDF2TIFF Pilot


PDF2TIFF Pilot : Convert PDF files to Tiff with PDF2TIFF Pilot

PDF2TIFF Pilot 1.03

Quick Description: (Read All)
Convert PDF to Tiff. The program allows you to produce multipage TIFF files.

Primary Download
Source: www.colorpilot.com
File Ping Time (less is better): 30 ms

Secondary Download
Source: www.colorpilot.com
File Ping Time (less is better): 55 ms

Category: Graphics (Rank: 595 / 1,168): Converters & Optimizers (Rank: 105 / 218)
Downloads: 660 This Week (Rank: 8,117 / 15,688) / 8490 Total (Rank: 4,436 / 15,688)
Developer: Two Pilots
Software Home Page: http://www.colorpilot.com/pdf2tiff.html
License Type: Demo ($95.00)
Language: English
Most Recent File Validation (?): Tue, December 12th, 2006 12:27 AM CST
OS: Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP - Install and Uninstall.

Full Description:
Convert PDF files to Tiff with PDF2TIFF Pilot. The program allows you to produce multipage TIFF files. Your destination tiff file can have 1, 4, 8 or 24-bit format. Converting into grayscale palette is supported too. You can launch the program from command line, from batch file or another application. Different image effects and graphic filters are supported. Using batch mode, you can convert several documents simultaneously. The software does not require any 3rd party applications or libraries. PDF2TIFF Pilot is a standalone royalty-free converter.

Keywords: tiff, file, convert, conversion, converter, converting, document

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