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But it's impossible to use it, because ghostview needs registration number and registration numbers areno longer available (according to their page). Do you know some alternative how to print pdf fileprogrammatically in Windows 10?



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Also the gsprint sources are still available as part of gsview 5.0 from here so you could always modify them yourself. You could even extend it to add the temporary file to the read/write list (--permit_file_read and --permit_file_write) in Ghostscript so that you don't need to use -dNOSAFER.


Using only Ghostscript on a fairly locked down bare bones Linux machine, I need to combine three existing PDFs into a new PDF, put a static header on each page of the new PDF, put a static footer on each page of the new PDF, and number each of the pages (such as "Page 1257").


I have solutions to the first three problems. Ghostscript out of the box can easily combine multiple PDFs into a single new PDF. Tinkering with PostScript in the -c command line option, I can add the static header and footer to the new PDF. What I cannot yet do is get it to put page numbers on the new PDF.






I have tried many things to get a page number to show up but they either crash Ghostscript or just keep showing the same page number on each page. The only other complication is the new PDF will be between 1,000 and 2,000 pages.


Now when the EndPage procedure is called, there are two numbers on the stack, the topmost number is the 'reason code' and the next number is the count of previous showpage executions. Now you would think (reasonably) you could use that count for your page count, but unfortunately it gets reset to 0 on every 'setpagedevice' call, and the PDF interpreter calls setpagedevice on every page, because its possible for every page in a PDF file to be a adiffrent size, and setpagedevice is how we change the page size.


The GSview registration number doesn't save when you enter it on Windows 10. Solution is to run GSview as Administrator once, enter the registration number, then exit. You should then be able to run GSview as an ordinary user without being prompted for the registration number each time.


On Windows, the two digit number indicates the word length of the system for which the binary was built (sogswin32.exe is for x86 Windows systems, whilst gswin64.exe is for x86_64 Windowssystems). And the "c" suffix indicates a Windows console based binary (note that the"display device" window will still appear).Selecting an output deviceGhostscript has a notion of 'output devices' which handle saving or displaying the results in a particular format. Ghostscript comes with a diverse variety of such devices supporting vector and raster file output, screen display, driving various printers and communicating with other applications.


Specifying a single output file works fine for printing and rasterizingfigures, but sometimes you want images of each page of a multi-pagedocument. You can tell Ghostscript to put each page of output in aseries of similarly named files. To do this place a template'%d' in the filename which Ghostscript will replace with thepage number.


Note: Since the % character is used to precede the page numberformat specification, in order to represent a file name that contains a %,double % characters must be used. For example for the file my%foothe OutputFile string needs to be my%%foo.


-sPageList=1,3,5 indicates that pages 1, 3 and 5 should be processed.-sPageList=5-10 indicates that pages 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 should be processed.-sPageList=1,5-10,12- indicates that pages 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12 onwards should be processed.Note: Use of PageList overrides FirstPage and/or LastPage, if you set these as well as PageList they will be ignored. The list of pages should be given in increasing order, you cannot process pages out of order and inserting higher numbered pages before lower numbered pages in the list will generate an error.


The PDF interpreter and the other language interpreters handle these in slightly different ways. BecausePDF files enable random access to pages in the document the PDF inerpreter only interprets and rendersthe required pages. PCL and PostScript cannot be handled in ths way, and so all the pages must be interpreted.However only the requested pages are rendered, which can still lead to savings in time. Be aware thatusing the '%d' syntax for OutputFile does not reflect the page number in the original document. If youchose (for example) to process even pages by using -sPageList=even, then the output of-sOutputFile=out%d.png would still beout0.png, out1.png, out2.png etc......


CID fonts are PostScript resources containing alarge number of glyphs (e.g. glyphs for Far East languages,Chinese, Japanese and Korean).Please refer to the PostScript Language Reference,third edition, for details.


In cases where the original CIDFont is not available, the next best option isto provide Ghostscript with a mapping to a suitable alternative CIDFont - seebelow for details on how this is achieved. However, Ghostscript does provide theability to use a "fall back" CIDFont substitute. As shipped, this uses theDroidSansFallback.ttf font. This font contains a large number of glyphs coveringseveral languages, but it is not comprehensive. There is, therefore, a chancethat glyphs may be wrong, or missing in the output when this fallback is used.


As with any font containing large numbers of glyphs, DroidSansFallback.ttf isquite large (3.5Mb at the of writing). If this is space you cannot afford inyour use of Ghostscript, you can simply delete the file from:Resource/CIDFSubst/DroidSansFallback.ttf. The build system will cope with thefile being removed, and the initialization code will avoid adding the internalfall back mapping if the file is missing.


If the array consists of 2 elements, the first element is a string, which specifies Ordering; the second element is a number, which specifies Supplement. If the array consists of 3 elements, the first element is a string, which specifies Registry; the second element is a string, which specifies Ordering; the third element is a number, which specifies Supplement.Currently only CIDFontType 2 can be emulated with a TrueType font.The TrueType font must contain enough characters to cover anAdobe character collection, which is specified in Ordering and used in documents.


As noted above, -d and -s define initialvalues for PostScript names. Some of these names are parameters thatcontrol the interpreter or the graphics engine. You can also use-d or -s to define a value for any deviceparameter of the initial device (the one defined with-sDEVICE=, or the default device if this switch is notused). For example, since the ppmraw device has a numericGrayValues parameter that controls the number of bits percomponent, -sDEVICE=ppmraw -dGrayValues=16 will make thisthe default device and set the number of bits per component to 4 (log2(16)).


When the control_value is greater than 1 interpolation is performed forimages with /Interpolate true as long as the image scalingfactor on either axis is larger than the control_value. Also, theinterpolation only produces images that have (device resolution / control_value)maximum resolution rather than full device resolution. This allows for a performancevs. quality tradeoff since the number of pixels produced by the interpolationwill be a fraction of the interpolated pixels at full device resolution. Every sourcepixel will contribute partially to the destination pixels.


The PDF interpreter and the other language interpreters handle these in slightly different ways. BecausePDF files enable random access to pages in the document the PDF inerpreter only interprets and rendersthe required pages. PCL andPostScript cannot be handled in ths way, and so all the pages must be interpreted.However only the requested pages are rendered, which can still lead to savings in time. Be aware thatusing the '%d' syntax for OutputFile does not reflect the page number in the original document. If youchose (for example) to process even pages by using -sPageList=even, then the output of-sOutputFile=out%d.png would still beout0.png, out1.png, out2.png etc......


The only option strings are as follows:   -sNupControl=number1xnumber2 will fit number1 nested pages across the master page, and number2 down the master page, from the upper left, then to the right to fill the row, moving down to the leftmost place on the next row until the nest is complete. A partially filled nest will be output when the -sNupControl= string is changed, or when Ghostscript exits. Pages are scaled to fit the requested number horizontally and vertically, maintaining the aspect ratio. If the scaling selected for fitting the nested pages leaves space horizontally on the master page, the blank area will be added to the left and right of the entire row of nested pages. If the fit results in vertical space, the blank area will be added above and below all of the rows.   -sNupControl= An empty string will turn off nesting. If there are any nested pages on the master page, the partially filled master page will be output.  Font-related parameters -dLOCALFONTSCauses Type 1 fonts to be loaded into the current VM -- normally localVM -- instead of always being loaded into global VM. Useful only for compatibility with Adobe printers for loading some obsolete fonts. -dNOFONTMAPSuppresses the normal loading of the Fontmap file. This may be useful in environments without a file system. -dNOFONTPATHSuppresses consultation of GS_FONTPATH. This may be useful for debugging. -dNOPLATFONTSDisables the use of fonts supplied by the underlying platform (XWindows or Microsoft Windows). This may be needed if the platform fonts look undesirably different from the scalable fonts. -dNONATIVEFONTMAPDisables the use of font map and corresponding fonts supplied by theunderlying platform. This may be needed to ensure consistent rendering on the platforms with different fonts, for instance, during regression testing.-sFONTMAP=filename1;filename2;...Specifies alternate name or names for the Fontmap file. Note that thenames are separated by ":" on Unix systems, by";" on MS Windows systems, and by"," on VMS systems, just as for search paths. -sFONTPATH=dir1;dir2;...Specifies a list of directories that will be scanned when looking forfonts not found on the search path, overriding the environment variable GS_FONTPATH.By implication, any paths specified by FONTPATH or GS_FONTPATH are automaticallyadded to the permit file read list (see "-dSAFER"). -sSUBSTFONT=fontnameCauses the given font to be substituted for all unknown fonts, insteadof using the normal intelligent substitution algorithm. Also, in thiscase, the font returned by findfont is the actual fontnamed fontname, not a copy of the font with itsFontName changed to the requested one.THIS OPTION SHOULD NOT BE USED WITH HIGH LEVEL (VECTOR) DEVICES, such aspdfwrite, because it prevents such devices fromproviding the original font names in the output document. Thefont specified (fontname) will be embedded instead,limiting all future users of the document to the same approximate rendering.Resource-related parameters -sGenericResourceDir=pathSpecifies a path to resource files. The value is platform dependent. It must end with a directory separator.A note for Windows users, Artifex recommends the use of theforward slash delimiter due to the special interpretation of \" bythe Microsoft C startup code. SeeParsing C Command-Line Argumentsfor more information. 

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