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IO_OUTPUTPDFA8, IO_OUTPUTPDFX1 and IO_OUTPUTPDFX3 are mutually exclusive and should not be combined. You should use only one of these options depending on the format you wish to generate. Thank you, that's exactly what I wanted to know! As far as I can see, IO_OUTPUTPDFA8 creates a PDF/A-1b format:...

So the "Common Driver interface.pdf" document isn't up to date, at least regarding the "list of distributable files"...? What is the correct list, then? In other words, which are the files I should include if I'm going to use the "programmatic printer configuration" app...

Regarding the usage of SetImageOptions, should the IO_OUTPUTPDFA8, IO_OUTPUTPDFX1 (0x80) and IO_OUTPUTPDFX3 (0x100) be used at the same time to create a PDF/X-3? Are they mutually exclusive or not? Let me put this into a table, for sake of clarity: PDF/A => IO_XmpMetadata + IO_OUTPUTPDFA8 PDF/X-1 =>...

Hi Joan! I've fresh news about this, looks like there seems to be a third option for us: after trying a lot of output options and after a lot of asking, we were told that also PDF/A (ISO 19005-1:2005) and PDF/X (ISO 15930-7:2008) are going to be accepted formats (or probably PDF/X-1a), so there's a ...

Well...how much time and cost would this kind of "custom solution" require?
It's important to us since we have strict requirements to meet on that kind of output..
Hope there can be a way to have this working.

[edit: I wrote to the sales address to know more about it...]

I've seen that most printer drivers have an option to convert fonts to Type1 (inside the printer's "Printing preferences">"Advanced...") Looking under "Document options">"Postscript options">"TrueType Font Download Option" I can see they usually have...

Another option to solve this could be to generate a Postscript-only output, converting the text into vector drawings, in order to have a better overall quality and a smaller size footprint than the rough bitmap conversion...
Is this possible and, if possible, how?
Thank you!

We have a scenario in which the PDFs we create through the printer driver have to be fed into an unattended (external) system printing them to paper. Such system requires the incoming PDFs to have Type1 (outline) or Type3 (bitmap) fonts only, but we are currently using truetype fonts in all the repo...

Regarding the option in the license code, it is not there, as the David from the support team wrote us: Hello Your current license does not cover the ExportToRTF option. If you would like to have this option, you can contact our sales department sales@amyuni.com regarding upgrading your license to i...

Hello Joanna, I went to the page you suggested to see what you are talking about, but I cannot see any way to add "Export options".. There I can see that we have this kind of license: PDF Converter PRO Developer Multi-Platform when you say: it is available in the PDF Suite Package and with...

Hello Joanna, I didn't know that direct RTF printing needed a PDF output file to be specified to get the RTF counterpart, much like the "post processing" way.. Anyway I tried it on a clean XP sp2 virtual machine and it seems to work with the evaluation code, but only if I install the PDF p...

Hello Joanna, the support team confirmed that I don't have the ExportToRTF option in my license code (well, I didn't know it was possible to include/exclude it from the license...) They also gave me a demo key ("Amyuni Evaluation Version") which includes it, so I tried to replicate what I ...

Well, I just tried printing directly to an RTF file, using these FileOptions and drivers 2.50 : NoPrompt + UseFileName + ExportToRTF (that is 0x08000003) However what I get is a file which is not an RTF, it's a file starting with the typical PDF header: %PDF-1.3... :( On the other side when printing...

Hello Joanna Thank you again for your enlightening suggestions! I just sent the activation code to support (at) amyuni (dot) com... I've also tried converting to HTML, but it doesn't work either... But... are there multiple way of doing this? I mean, is it like encryption, where you can choose wheth...

Your assumptions are true, I already have a code for 3.02 and I know codes for 2.50 won't work on 3.02 drivers. As a matter of fact, sometimes in my experimentation I'm doing the opposite, that is using codes for 3.02 on the 2.50 driver (and it works). What doesn't work is PDF to RTF conversion usin...