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Convert images (JPG, TIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA) into PDF from command line/batch file, with parameters/scripts. Supports wildcard filenames, clickable image stamps (eg company logo), bookmarks and can create simple full screen PDF slideshows.

FreeEject is a free, light-weight utility used to eject removable media such as REV, DVD/CD and Quikstor by simply specifying the drive letter associated with the media. It is run via command line and can be used within scripts, programs and batch .

If you are tired of having to choose between the power of the command line and the ease of a GUI, Take Command is the perfect solution. Take Command supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files, and adds thousands of new features.

If you are tired of having to choose between the power of the command line and the ease of a GUI, Take Command is the perfect solution. Take Command supports existing CMD.EXE commands and batch files, and adds thousands of new features.

Swf to video sdk converting SWF / FLV / F4V files to transparent AVI, WMV / ASF, MP4, FLV files or VCD / DVD compatible MPEG files including movie clips, action scripts(AS1, AS2 and AS3). It also support convert SWF to transparent GIF animation.

Fast Windows Shutdowner and Task Terminator. Shutdown Windows and terminate active tasks by one touch (alternative to "Ctrl-Alt-Del") and from command line

Convert batch of image files between 340+ graphic formats. The program also allows you to apply various image editing and saving operations to large numbers of files at the same time. Multi-page PDF/GIF/TIF and work from command line supported.

The CDBFlite program allows users to work with .DBF files format from command line. You can carry out various actions, which don't requires presence of the man in a batch mode. CDBFlite program can be applied on WEB-server.

Creating PDF documents from byte arrays is a fundamental task in various programming scenarios. iTextSharp, offers efficient way to achieve this. In this guide, we explore how to effortlessly generate PDFs from byte arrays using iTextSharp.