Lets try again.... MODI and Postscript issue

J

Jim Butler

Sorry for all the confusion, wasn't set up properly....

Hi,

I am utilizing MODI to open up tiff (faxes) and convert them to pdf. The
problem is that when I print to a post script printer using the code below,
it generates a ps file, but that file is different that the file if I click
on Print (to the same ps printer). The big difference is noticed when
converting those ps files to pdf and the one the real modi ui is ok and the
automated one is thumbnailed for each page. Any ideas? It seems to simple
to not work right. I have tried both Fitmodes, neither works....

TIA,

Jim Butler

Code for automation

Dim doc As MODI.Document = New MODI.Document

doc.Create("c:\test2.tif")

doc.PrintOut(0, -1, 1, "Xerox PostScript", "c:\fromauto4.ps", True,
MiPRINT_FITMODES.miPRINT_PAGE)

doc.Close()

doc = Nothing
 
W

Wei-Dong XU [MSFT]

Hi,

Thanks for using Microsoft newsgroup!

Based on my research, this may be one problem of Microsoft Office Document
Imaging. However, we will need to one debug regarding this issue to locate
whether this is one bug or not. Since debugging troubleshooting is not
supported at Microsoft newsgroup. I'd suggest you can raise one incident to
your Microsoft local PSS.

Your local PSS contact information is available from:
http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx

If this is really one bug of MODI, your case will be totally free of charge.

Furthermore, you can also use this third party utlity on the tif2pdf
convertion:
http://www.colorpilot.com/tiff2pdf.html?adwords

Please feel free to let me know if you have any further question on this
issue.

Have a nice day!

Best Regards,
Wei-Dong XU
Microsoft Online Community Support
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