AFP2Text Transform Server for Windows
Free to try English Version: 3.02
Batch convert AFP to TXT files via input and output folder on Microsoft Windows.
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Software description
AFP2Text Transform Server enables users to convert AFP documents IBM MO:DCA (AFP-IOCA and PTOCA) to plain text files via input folder and output folder on Microsoft Windows. Features: Convert AFP to Text; Batch convert AFP to TXT files; Transform AFP to TXT directly without conversion to IPDS by the PSF (Print Services Facility); Monitor hot folder for incoming AFP file and output the PCL to a specified folder; Automatically load on system startup; Event logging; Multi-user server environment support for Microsoft Windows Server-Citrix Server-Web Server et al Optimize AFP transform either by speed or by quality; Speedy conversion to efficiently handle production sized jobs; Maintain directory tree structure for AFP conversion; Delete or keep input files after conversion; Customize output file name with date and time information as prefix or suffix; Extract text and embedded images from AFP files; Support Western European-Central European-Arabic-Cyrillic-Greek-Hebrew-Thai-Turkish-UTF-8 encoding Extended support for CJK fonts including Simplified Chinese-Traditional Chinese-Japanese-Korean; Preserve hyperlink Remove bookmark and frames Keep line breaks between paragraph; Output hidden text; Extract embedded images in preferred image format; Zoom AFP document before conversion; Define EOL (End-Of-Line) style among Windows-DOS-Mac-and Unix. Generate complex document with complicated components. AFP to Text Conversion advantages: Archive AFP/IPDS in TXT format; Easy integration with any applications; Make text in AFP editable; Eliminate the need for specialized printers; Avoid new investment on IPDS capable printers; Reduce printing cost; Avoid costly changes or replacement of your AFP based print applications; Save papers and protect the environment; Accelerate the delivery of reports by email-FTP-and network shared folder; Lessen storage budget for hard copy reports; Increase efficiency of information retrieval.
