AFP to PS Converter for Windows
Free to try English Version: 3.02
Batch convert AFP to PS and EPS with a Postscript language level of your choice.
Security Status: No Threats Detected
Software description
Convert AFP documents IBM MO:DCA (AFP-IOCA and PTOCA) to PS (PostScript) and EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) in batch on Microsoft Windows. Unlike other software solutions simply rasterizing the AFP document to full-page images-AFP to PS Converter maintains all document objects such as graphics-searchable text-tables and live forms-uniquely within the generated PostScript for easy access by other applications. Features: Convert AFP to PS; Convert AFP to EPS; Create PostScript and Encapsulated PostScript with searchable text; Transform AFP to PS and EPS directly without conversion to IPDS by the PSF (Print Services Facility); Optimize AFP transform either by speed or by quality; Speedy conversion to efficiently handle production sized jobs; Customize output file name with date and time information as prefix or suffix; Delete or keep input files after conversion; Support PostScript language Level 1-Level 1.5-Level 2 and Level 3; Import AFP files from Windows local or network shared folders; Embed host fonts from IPDS/AFP document into PostScript and EPS file; Support font mapping and AFM and PFB fonts; Process page segments-medium overlays-graphical overlays and inline forms; Maintain directory tree structure for AFP to PS conversion; Compact PS and EPS files as smaller as possible. AFP to PS Conversion Advantages: Reduce printing cost; Avoid costly changes or replacement of your AFP based print applications; Archive AFP/IPDS in PostScript format; Easy integration with document workflow systems; Avoid new investment on IPDS capable printers; Save papers and protect the environment; Accelerate the delivery of reports by e-mail-FTP-and network shared folder; Lessen storage budget for hard copy reports; Increase efficiency of information retrieval; Take snapshot of AFP/IPDS printing in any timeframe; Reduce risk by geographically distributing data on multiple storage devices; Distribute transformed AFP/IPDS documents as PostScript files across platforms.
