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One of a solution is to use 'tiff2ps' program provided with the tiff library and then to use the Adobe distiller to create the PDF file.

Jean-Pierre Castagnet


At 03:36 AM 6/1/99 , you wrote:
>I have about 150000 TIFF Files that I would like to convert in PDF format;
>these files are structured in 2000 directories and in order to build a PDF
>File, I want to use a specific program asking me which files from which
>directory are going to be stored together. In my idea, a little program as
>WinZip seems very well done.
>
>My first issue was to visit the Adobe Web Site and the Adobe SDK 4.0 seems
>to be helpful to build such dedicated program.
>
>Are there alternative issues ? Thanks for your responses.
>
>Laurent DUPONT
>('Distributed Objects Technologies' Departement Manager)
>
>
>Groupe PROVAL
>22, rue Camille Roy
>69007 LYON
>
>Tél. : +33 4 72 761 765
>Email : ldupont@proval.fr

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