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Followup.
Took a close look at the file I'd created via a shell script - by default, of course, it doesn't matter that the encoding was UTF-16, the file itself was in ASCII. I resolved the problem by filtering the existing file thru' ICONV to create a 'proper' UTF-16 file.
One consideration is that most parsers are a bit forgiving of files that are passed in as UTF-8 claiming to be UTF-16.
2009-10-13 20:30:23 UTC by nobody
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I've built a script that scans a folder for PDF files and then creates an XML file in the ofrmat indicated in the documentation, complete with the header etc.
The file is well-formed, and uses only the tags indicated in the documentation. When I pass the file as an argument to pdfmerge.exe on teh command line, I get a dialog box:
"There is no Unicode byte order mark. Cannot switch...
2009-10-13 19:55:55 UTC by nobody
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I've built a script that scans a folder for PDF files and then creates an XML file in the ofrmat indicated in the documentation, complete with the header etc.
The file is well-formed, and uses only the tags indicated in the documentation. When I pass the file as an argument to pdfmerge.exe on teh command line, I get a dialog box:
"There is no Unicode byte order mark. Cannot switch...
2009-10-13 19:44:23 UTC by nobody
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Hi,
The only way I think that would work is to use the XML format. It won't work in the ASCII command list because that is the separator character.
Best Regards,
Charles.
2009-09-16 03:08:38 UTC by cvanling
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Is there a way to have a semi-colon in a bookmark using a command list?.
2009-08-13 18:30:14 UTC by nobody
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Good to hear that you solved it. Admittedly that isn't the greatest error message, something I will have a look at in the next version.
2009-04-21 00:15:58 UTC by cvanling
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Issue is resolved. Problem existed with path to output file. Great program, thanks!
2009-04-08 21:33:03 UTC by nobody
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I didn't get to post the second file of the error message. It reads:
The given path's format is not supported.
On Line:
X:\Release\AtlasCopco\EquipmentCatalogs\005C1679.PDF;all;include;SECTION 8 - ACCESSORIES.
2009-04-08 19:41:26 UTC by nobody
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I am using a VBScript to parse some data, create a .LST file, and then call PdfMerge to merge the PDF files. I have attached my .LST file. When I use the command line, I get an error message which is also attached. It claims the file format is unsupported. However, when I use the exact same .LST file in the GUI it works perfectly.
2009-04-08 19:39:22 UTC by nobody
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cvanling added the PdfMerge_1.19.zip file.
2009-03-15 19:08:38 UTC by cvanling
