[Fwd: RE: [Swftools-common] Pdftoswf on a webserver]

[Ben Broadhurst]

Hi Gerry,
I tried to send this to you direct, but your mail server bounced it with 
"Client host [penguin.digitalinitiatives.net] blocked using Barracuda 
Reputation;".

I have done webserver pdf2swf scripts for our site http://sk.im/ so if 
you need any advice give me a yell. Ours is a LAMP setup, and the 
conversion is managed by a CLI php script, so if you are looking at 
something similar I can probably help.

b.

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Subject:        RE: [Swftools-common] Pdftoswf on a webserver
Date:   Thu, 8 Apr 2010 11:32:18 -0400
From:   Matthew Richer <address@hidden>
To: 	'Creighton, Gerry' <address@hidden>, 
<address@hidden>
References:     <address@hidden>



Hi Gerry,

I would recommend searching through the mailing archives and looking at 
the examples on swftools.org. Also the command line help is pretty 
straight-forward and conversion is a snap!

A straight call to 'pdf2swf' will print the help, and calling pdf2swf -s 
help will show additional paramters.

What kind of examples are you looking for? Usually the mailing list is 
littered with example command lines etc.

Best of luck!

Matt

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*On Behalf Of *Creighton, Gerry
*Sent:* Thursday, April 08, 2010 11:05 AM
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*Subject:* [Swftools-common] Pdftoswf on a webserver

I can’t seem to find any examples or samples of how I could use pdftoswf 
on the web.
Any hints? I am working on a project where the images that I need to 
load are only available as
Basic pdf’s so I need to convert those to something that Flash can ingest.

Thanks for any tips.

-Gerry