PS to PDF command line

To convert a PS file to a PDF, you can use the 'ps2pdf' command followed by the path to the PS file and the desired output PDF file name.

The PS to PDF command line tool supports various options such as specifying output resolution, paper size, font embedding, and more. You can refer to the documentation or use the '-help' flag to get a list of all available options.

Yes, you can merge multiple PS files into a single PDF by specifying all the input PS files in the command line, separated by spaces. The tool will combine them in the order they are mentioned.

Yes, you can convert multiple PS files to PDF in one go by using wildcard characters in the command. For example, 'ps2pdf *.ps' will convert all files with a '.ps' extension in the current directory.

There is no specific limitation on the PS file size that can be converted to PDF. However, very large files may consume a significant amount of memory during conversion, so it's recommended to have sufficient system resources for optimal performance.

Yes, you can password-protect the output PDF file by using the '-ownerpassword' or '-userpassword' options followed by your desired password. This will add password-based security to the PDF.

Yes, you can customize the metadata of the output PDF file by using various command line options. For example, you can set the title, author, subject, and keywords using the appropriate flags.

The default output resolution is 720 DPI (dots per inch) for the PS to PDF command line tool. However, you can change it by specifying a different resolution using the '-r' or '-resolution' option.

You can find more detailed information, usage examples, and additional options in the official documentation provided by adultpdf.com. The documentation should be available on their website or in the software package.

Yes, there is generally a trial version of the command line tool available for download from adultpdf.com. The trial version usually allows you to test its functionalities before making a purchase.