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yeokm1 / docs-to-pdf-converter

A standalone Java library/command line tool that converts DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX and ODT documents to PDF files.
MIT License
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Libraries are outdated #1

Closed guhehe closed 9 years ago

yeokm1 commented 9 years ago

Ok noted. I'll look into updating the libraries. I'll probably use Maven now to track and update the required libraries.

In the meantime, are there any problems you have encountered so far with the existing version?

yeokm1 commented 9 years ago

I have updated all the libraries to their latest versions.

You can find the new release here

guhehe commented 9 years ago

Woah! Thank you very much!

guhehe commented 9 years ago

No problem at all, I've seen some bugs in the conversion, but I know that it's the fault of the libraries themselves.

ashwini35 commented 5 years ago

hi yeokm1 thanks a lot for sharing this, came across this utility, and found code and used libraries are old/outdated. but still does the work nicely :) . wanted to mention that when i convert pptx to pdf, any image which are at bottom or embedded in footer of ppt is not coming in pdf. I hope these are limitations, can u please confirm? Cant we call office native libraries/macros from java just to save these file in pdf format .(i mean leveraging save as option of office document pragmatically ), is this doable ? as per you what are the dependencies if we try this ?

yeokm1 commented 5 years ago

Hi @ashwini35

As I mentioned in the readme, I'm not maintaining this project any longer but I'm open to pull requests or help from others to help maintain.

Better libraries may need to be paid for like Aspose.

As for native APIs, I don't think Microsoft Office has one. You can possibly try libreoffice. https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/2641/convert-to-command-line-parameter/