Image To PDF Help

Image To PDF is a software program for converting image files to PDF documents.

Help Topics

• Introduction
• Operation
• Legal Stuff
• More information
• Contact the Developer

Contents

Introduction

This program can be operated in four modes:
1. One Image File → One PDF File (default)
2. More Image Files → One PDF File
3. All Image Files in a Folder → Separate PDF Files
4. All Image Files in a Folder → One PDF File

In mode 2 the files are added one by one. In mode 2 and 4 the files can be reorderd before conversion.

Supported image file formats are:
• bmp: Windows or OS/2 Bitmap
• gif: CompuServe Graphisc Interchange
• jpg / jpeg: JPEG - JFIF Compliant
• png: Portable Network Graphics
• tif / tiff: Tagged Image File Format
• wmf: Windows Meta File

The program will resize the images to fill the available page area (= Page size - margins) while maintaining the width/height ratio.

Operation

Select Mode:
Mode 1. One Image File → One PDF File (default)
Mode 2. More Image Files → One PDF File
Mode 3. All Image Files in a Folder → Separate PDF Files
Mode 4. All Image Files in a Folder → One PDF File

Open File menu:
Mode 1. Open File
Mode 2. Add File. The File List becomes visible and the file is added here. Add File again and so on.
Mode 3. Open Folder. You will be prompted for a "Source" folder and a "Destination" folder. The converted pdf files will be saved in the latter of these.
Mode 4. Open Folder

Set Page Settings (all Modes):
Select Page Format and Orientation: A4 (210 x 297 mm) and Letter (8.5" x 11") formats - in Portrait or Landscape mode - are supported.
• Images scanned from books and sheet music often have a margin. For these cases set the margins to 0.
• Photos have no margin. In these cases set the margins to e.g. 15 mm.
• If the PDF document is for printing set the margins to minimum the printer's margins.

Arrange Pages:
Mode 3 & 4: Select file to move up/down or delete. The order in the File List will be kept in the pdf file.

Press Convert button:
Mode 1; 2 & 4. You will be prompted for at file name.
Mode 3. The pdf files will be saved in the "Destination" folder selected. They will have the same file name as the image file; but with a pdf file extension.

Legal Stuff

You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this program.

COPYRIGHT
Copyright laws apply to this program, and the copyright holder retains all rights. The program must NOT be altered or decompiled nor included as part of another system or program without permission from the holder of copyright. Uploading to web sites or file servers or inclusion at cd's, copying to other persons etc. is strictly prohibited.

DISCLAIMER
Users of Image To PDF must accept this disclaimer of warranty: Image To PDF and its related documentation is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use or inability to use Image To PDF.

Image To PDF is a software program for converting image files to PDF documents.

Help Topics • Introduction • Operation • Legal Stuff • More information • Contact the Developer	Contents Introduction This program can be operated in four modes: 1. One Image File → One PDF File (default) 2. More Image Files → One PDF File 3. All Image Files in a Folder → Separate PDF Files 4. All Image Files in a Folder → One PDF File In mode 2 the files are added one by one. In mode 2 and 4 the files can be reorderd before conversion. Supported image file formats are: • bmp: Windows or OS/2 Bitmap • gif: CompuServe Graphisc Interchange • jpg / jpeg: JPEG - JFIF Compliant • png: Portable Network Graphics • tif / tiff: Tagged Image File Format • wmf: Windows Meta File The program will resize the images to fill the available page area (= Page size - margins) while maintaining the width/height ratio. Operation Select Mode: Mode 1. One Image File → One PDF File (default) Mode 2. More Image Files → One PDF File Mode 3. All Image Files in a Folder → Separate PDF Files Mode 4. All Image Files in a Folder → One PDF File Open File menu: Mode 1. Open File Mode 2. Add File. The File List becomes visible and the file is added here. Add File again and so on. Mode 3. Open Folder. You will be prompted for a "Source" folder and a "Destination" folder. The converted pdf files will be saved in the latter of these. Mode 4. Open Folder Set Page Settings (all Modes): Select Page Format and Orientation: A4 (210 x 297 mm) and Letter (8.5" x 11") formats - in Portrait or Landscape mode - are supported. • Images scanned from books and sheet music often have a margin. For these cases set the margins to 0. • Photos have no margin. In these cases set the margins to e.g. 15 mm. • If the PDF document is for printing set the margins to minimum the printer's margins. Arrange Pages: Mode 3 & 4: Select file to move up/down or delete. The order in the File List will be kept in the pdf file. Press Convert button: Mode 1; 2 & 4. You will be prompted for at file name. Mode 3. The pdf files will be saved in the "Destination" folder selected. They will have the same file name as the image file; but with a pdf file extension. Legal Stuff Image To PDF ©2010-2012 Jørgen Sørensen. All Rights Reserved. You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this program. COPYRIGHT Copyright laws apply to this program, and the copyright holder retains all rights. The program must NOT be altered or decompiled nor included as part of another system or program without permission from the holder of copyright. Uploading to web sites or file servers or inclusion at cd's, copying to other persons etc. is strictly prohibited. DISCLAIMER Users of Image To PDF must accept this disclaimer of warranty: Image To PDF and its related documentation is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use or inability to use Image To PDF.