Aspose.Page.Convert 24.9.0

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Aspose.Page Convert Micro Application

This application lets you efficiently convert PS/EPS/XPS documents into various formats.

Competitive features

Key Features

• Supported Input Formats: PS, XPS, EPS.
• Supported Output Formats:
  • PDF (Portable Document Format);
  • JPEG/JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group);
  • PNG (Portable Network Graphics);
  • BMP (Bitmap Image File);
  • TIFF/TIF (Tagged Image File Format);
  • EMF (Enhanced Metafile Format);
  • WMF (Windows Metafile Format);
• Can be used via the command line or integrated into your C# projects as a .NET 6.0/7.0 compatible API.

Licensing

While the Aspose.Page Convert application itself is free to use, converting documents requires a valid Aspose.Page license. You can purchase a license or use Aspose.Page in trial mode for evaluation purposes.

System Requirements

• .NET 6.0/7.0 on Windows, Linux, MacOs;
• Aspose.Page Convert application installed.

Installation

The Aspose.Page Convert application can be installed either globally or locally, depending on your project's needs. Using the local installation for project-specific use is recommended to avoid version conflicts.

Global Installation:

To install Aspose.Page Convert globally on your machine, use the following command:

dotnet tool install --global Aspose.Page.Convert

Specify the --version option if you need a specific version of the tool.

Local Installation:

For local installation within a specific project, first, navigate to your project's root directory. Then, execute the following commands:

1. Create a tool manifest if not already present:

dotnet new tool-manifest

2. Install Aspose.Page Convert locally:

dotnet tool install Aspose.Page.Convert --local

Again, you can specify the --version option for a specific version.

Updating the Tool:

To update the Aspose.Page Convert tool to the latest version, use the dotnet tool update command with either --global or --local, matching your installation type.

Uninstalling the Tool:

If you need to uninstall the tool, use the dotnet tool uninstall command with either --global or --local, depending on how the tool was installed.

Usage

Use from the command line:

To convert documents using the command line, you can use the following parameters:

• -i, --input [Required]: Path to the input document.
  • Example: --input input.xps
• -o, --output [Required]: Path for the converted document.
  • Example: --output output.pdf
• -f, --format [Optional]: Output document format.
  • Supported formats: PDF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, EMF, WMF.
  • Example: --format pdf
• -w, --width [Optional]: Width of the converted document (for image formats).
  • Example: --width 1920
• -h, --height [Optional]: Height of the converted document (for image formats).
  • Example: --height 1080
• -r, --resolution [Optional]: Resolution of the converted document (for image formats).
  • Example: --resolution 300
• -l, --license [Optional]: Path to the Aspose.Page .NET license file.
  • Example: --license path_to_license.lic
• -v, --verbose [Optional]: Enable verbose output.
  • Example: --verbose

Aspose.Page.Convert --input input.xps --output output.pdf --format pdf

Use from code:

using Aspose.Page.MicroApps.Convert;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

class Program
{
    static async Task Main(string[] args)
    {
        // Initialize convert options
        var options = new ConvertOptions
        {
            // Required: Specify the input document path
            InputDocument = "input.xps",
            
            // Required: Specify the output document path
            OutputFilePath = "output.png",
            
            // Optional: Specify the output format
            ToFormat = "png",
            
            // Optional: Specify the width of the converted document (applicable for image formats)
            Width = 1920, 
            
            // Optional: Specify the height of the converted document (applicable for image formats)
            Height = 1080,
            
            // Optional: Specify the resolution of the converted document (applicable for image formats)
            Resolution = 300
        };

        // Conditional: Apply the license if you have one
        if (isLicensed)
        {
            options.LicenseFile = "path_to_license.lic";
        }

        // Execute the conversion task
        await ConvertTasks.Create(options).Execute();
    }
}

Documentation and Support

Comprehensive documentation is available on the Aspose.Page Documentation page.
For answers to your questions, getting support, or feedback, please visit Aspose Forums.