PDF files are one of the most common ways to share files around the internet. ACDSee can view them. Here’s how to get this to happen.
- First you need to download the Ghostscript plugin and run it. Install AFPL Ghostscript 8.53 for ACDSee 7.0 and greater, download and run gs853w32.exe.
- To verify that all is working:
- Your thumbnails of your pdf will show the first page of the pdf:
and if you double click on a pdf, it will show the pdf in full viewer, and you can browse to each page.
In addition, you can do more things with PDF’s.
You can convert a PDF to images. Each page will turn into an image. Here’s how:
- Select the PDF file
- Select Tools | Convert File Format
- Select JPEG and select Next
- Select where you would like the images to go and select Next
- Select Convert all Pages and Split. This will create a separate image for each page.
- Click on Start Convert. You will end up with an image for each pdf page.
You can also create a multi-page PDF file of images:
- Select a 1 or more images
- Select Create | Create PDF
- Here you have a choice to create a PDF slideshow or a PDF file. I like to choose Create one PDF containing all images.
- The next window allows you to add more images and reorder the images. (Drag the images around to reorder them.) When done, select Next
- Select where you want to create the pdf file and the name of the file, then select Next
- Click on Launch PDF to view the newly created PDF file.



September 30th, 2009 at 2:22 pm
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