OakDoc PS to TIFF Converter SDK Unlimited License 2.0

OakDoc PS to TIFF Converter is a windows application which can offer the best performance available to provide speedy conversions from PostScript to tiff. Ps to Tiff creates the images that are perfect representations of the original print files. All PS fonts, forms and other resources are reproduced exactly as they are on PostScript printers.
It is easy to use and it is not based on print method. Otherwise, it does not need any third part software support. During the conversion, PS to Tiff optimizes images for archiving, retrieval and display, it can eliminate the need for costly changes to the native print applications.
Due to all this, OakDoc PS to TIFF Converter is one of the most efficient and powerful office tools.
Main features:
- It quickly converts PS/EPS document to IMAGE format files.
- It supports batch PS/EPS to image files conversion.
- It supports conversion of vector graphics into image files.
- It supports generate multipage tiff files.
- It supports any resolution in the generated image files.
- It supports conversion into 1bit, 4bits, 8bits,4bits grayscale ,8bits grayscale and 24bits format image.
- It supports multifarious compression of tiff image,such as lzw, jpeg, packbits, ccitt group3, ccitt group4, rle etc.
- It converts drag and drop of files.
- It can automatic view the image files after converted.
- It allows you to preserve original document layout.
- It is easy to use stand-alone application.
- Automatic installation and configuration.
- Support multilateral languages, such as English, French, German, Italian, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, etc.
System requirements:
- CPU: Intel(or Standard PC) 800MHz or faster compatible x86 processor;
- RAM: 256MB or more RAM recommended, 128MB minimum;
- Hard-Disk: 100MB free space recommended, 50MB free space required.
Version restrictions:
- Printing a watermark in the each page of the generated pdf file.