HTML to PDF

[lukeneo 0]

Is it possible to convert html file tO Pdf with autoit ?

are there available functions for autoit ?

any free command line tool ?

Thanks !

[dabus 0]

I'm pretty sure you can do that whith gs(ghostscript). Don't ask me how.

I would rather use PDFCreator or PaperlessPrinter (I think they use gs as a backend). Those tools are just virtual printers that can convert every printable "thing" into pdf(image,...)-format. If you want to do that with autoit, I would suggest you search the web how you could do that with these trio.

Edited August 16, 2006 by dabus

[NELyon 2]

SciTE has an option to export to PDF, and if it's autoit code, it will keep it's color syntax.

[blademonkey 4]

Is it possible to convert html file tO Pdf with autoit ?

are there available functions for autoit ?

any free command line tool ?

Thanks !

Have you tried searching on google?

I have and I found this:

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Web_Aut...s/html2pdf.html

I suggest picking up the

Google Hacks Book (O'Reilly)

isbn 0-596-00857-0

[JSThePatriot 17]

Or you could pay $99 to get the Adobe SDK, and really put AutoIt to work to convert an HTML document to PDF.

JS

[bluebearr 1]

I like to use one of the free PDF printers to convert any doc to PDF. I use PrimoPDF myself.

[autosc 0]

Have you tried searching on google?

I have and I found this:

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Web_Aut...s/html2pdf.html

I suggest picking up the

Google Hacks Book (O'Reilly)

isbn 0-596-00857-0

dead link of Download ! Do you have a copy to share ?

[randallc 0]

Hi,

This has been discussed;

PDF document, PDF

@bluebearr, I think you discussed primo before; do you have an autoIt script to show?

Best, randall

Edited August 17, 2006 by randallc

[bluebearr 1]

No, I don't have a script. Basically would involve printing your document from the app of your choice (in this case, your web browser). I'm not sure much is to be gained by scripting it, unless you need to batch convert a number of documents.

[pionner 0]

maybe this can help. at any issue, please post you error message.

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Func Htmltopdf($your_fullpath_HTML_file)
Const $maxTime = 10 ; in seconds
Const $sleepTime = 250 ; in milliseconds


Dim $fso, $WshShell, $PDFCreator, $DefaultPrinter, $ReadyState, $c, $Scriptname, $Scriptbasename, $URL
$URL = StringReplace( "file:///" & StringReplace($your_fullpath_HTML_file,"\","/"), " " , "%20")


$fso = ObjCreate("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
$WshShell = ObjCreate("WScript.Shell")

$PDFCreator = ObjCreate("PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator")
if IsObj($PDFCreator) then
ProgressSet(20, "creación de objetos ")
Else
    msgbox(48, "SACLIS - Impresión PDF","No se puede crear Objeto PDF!")

EndIf

$PDFCreator.cStart ("/NoProcessingAtStartup")
$ReadyState = 0

With $PDFCreator
.cOption("UseAutosave") = 1
.cOption("UseAutosaveDirectory") = 1
.cOption("AutosaveDirectory") = @ScriptDir  & "\test"
.cOption("AutosaveFilename") = "html_" & $DNI
.cOption("AutosaveFormat") = 0 ; 0=PDF, 1=PNG, 2=JPG, 3=BMP, 4=PCX, 5=TIFF, 6=PS, 7= EPS, 8=ASCII
 $DefaultPrinter = .cDefaultprinter
.cDefaultprinter = "PDFCreator"
.cClearcache()  ;$helpstring = StringReplace(@Desktopdir,"\","/")
.cPrintURL($URL,250)
.cPrinterStop = 0
EndWith
ProgressOff()
$c = 0

Do
$c = $c + 1
    Sleep ($sleepTime)
Until ($ReadyState = 0) and ($c < ($maxTime * 1000 / $sleepTime))

With $PDFCreator
.cDefaultprinter = $DefaultPrinter
    Sleep(200)
.cClose()
EndWith

If $ReadyState = 0 then
Consolewrite ("Creating test page as pdf." & @CRLF & @CRLF & "An error is occured: Time is up!"& @CR)
ProcessClose("PDFCreator.exe")

EndIf

EndFunc

Pionner

Edited March 13, 2014 by pionner

[Melba23 3,345]

pionner,

You do realise that the post above yours is 8 years old? In future please engage your brain before hittng the "Submit" button.

M23