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version 2.1.0 released, image extraction substantially improved.
version 2.0.1 released, mac pdf image tool user interface changed, functionality improved.
version 2.0.0 released. Application was totally redesigned. Minor bugs fixed. Replaced parsing algorithm. Multithreading support added. Export to 'ICNS' format is now available. Applied hue, gamma, saturation, brightness, contrast image effects, flip and rotation image options.
version 1.2.6 released, convert all images option improved
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PDF Image Extractor Frequently Asked Questions
- Can the PDF Image Extractor process multiple pdf files at the same time?
- How to use the Name Pattern preference?
- How to apply image effects before exporting images?
Can the PDF Image Extractor process multiple pdf files at the same time?
Yes, You can open or Drag&Drop several pdf files to the application window. The files will appear in the file list on the left of the window.
How to use the Name Pattern preference?
The name pattern by default looks like '$_###'. $ means the placeholder for the file name, and ### is the file counter format. Say, you have two pdf files in the file list, 'book.pdf' and 'manual.pdf' with 8 and 25 images. Then the images extracted from these files will have the names 'book_000', 'book_007', then 'manual_000' ..... 'manual_024'. If the pdf file name is not important, one can change the preference pattern to 'img_##'. In this case, your images will be named 'img_00' .... 'img_32'
How to apply image effects before exporting images?
Just use the Tools>Image Effects menu option, and make the settings in the correspondent dialog box. The setting will apply to the selected images, if you wish to apply it to all images, make the File>Select All menu option before setting Image Effects.
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