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try using Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 or higher. Open your PDF document then go to File...Save As... and try selecting one of the JPEG options. Each PDF page will be saved individually as a JPEG.
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mcallen
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Sep 08, 2006
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18:47
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Hi John,
Though I'm sorry to say that I haven't tried this myself, I found this page which contains a component for converting PDF documents to JPG on an ASP server.
(Find link to trial download in bottom. Price $299 to buy)
http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2tif/index.htm
Thought it might help you since you haven't received any answers yet (2 weeks).
Cheers,
Jakob
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jgivoni
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Sep 08, 2006
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19:17
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Thanks jgivoni, I think I'll keep this posted for a little while longer. Maybe someone will come by with experience and the deadline to find this out isnt too urgent. The sooner the better but I want to see what is out there.
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john2
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Sep 10, 2006
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11:49
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Tried out the verypdf and it works great with the desktop application. My company is now looking into buying the actual server side software. Seems to do the trick. Thanks.
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john2
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Oct 04, 2006
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14:05
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