MPDFHelper is a tool for software developers and workflow system integrators. It lets IT specialists to add ability of processing PDF files to their own software solutions with ease.

Thanks to the command line interface MPDFHelper lets software developers start using it immediately from the source code, automation scripts or Microsoft Windows Tasks Scheduler.

MPDFHelper command line syntax is simple:
MPDFHelper.exe -verb [-feature1 -feature2 …]

Below are several examples of solving the most common PDF processing tasks

1) Combine two PDF files to one multipage PDF:
MPDFHelper.exe -verb combine -spdf1 “C:\In\01.pdf” -spdf2 “C:\In\02.pdf” -outfile “C:\out\combined.pdf”

2) Split PDF file into PDF pages:
MPDFHelper.exe -verb split -spdf “C:\In\multipage.pdf” -spwd “pwd” -outdir “d:\out”

3) Convert image file to PDF:
MPDFHelper.exe -verb topdf -sfile “C:\scans\01.tif” -outfile “d:\out\test.pdf”

MPDFHelper works under Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8, 10, Windows Server 2008, 2012 and NET Framework 3.0 is required to be installed.

Evaluation version of MPDFHelper is available to download from:
//mbolgov.com/MPDFHelper.zip

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