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Jeff,
I have a need to convert 2000+ PDF files to JPG in Windows.
Has anyone done a mass conversion like this and would recommend theI haven't done mass conversions like that per se, but do have a client with
software they used?
a project where I must do it in on demand behind the scenes using a command
line conversion. So there is no reason it wouldn't work just as well in a
batch environment.
I use the command line version of the freeware Unarchiver -- the command
line version is called unar:
https://unarchiver.c3.cx/commandline
I've mostly used the OSX version, but they have a Windows version available
to as unar.exe
Doug
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