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Drawj2d creates technical line drawings using a descriptive language. It writes pdf, svg, eps, emf and dxf vector graphics or png images. It runs on all platforms that run Java. It is inspired by Asymptote but with a tcl-like syntax and 2D only.

Provides optical character recognition (OCR) solutions for Vietnamese language.

...SVG plots can be converted to PDF and PNG format, while the resulting files are placed in pdf and png directories, respectively.

Conversion procedures from WXD, Fig, Inkscape and Gnuplot to PDF, EPS, SVG. Conversion between PDF, EPS, SVG and to PNG, JPEG, ICO, XPM. Perl script gxhconvert for end users to simplify multistep conversions.

mcf2pdf converts .mcf files of the "My CEWE Photobook" software (see http://www.cewe-photobook.co.uk/ or http://www.cewe-fotobuch.de (german)) to PDF files, so you can better preview the results and even send them to others by e-mail. This project has moved to GitHub. Please visit https://github.com/albrechtf/mcf2pdf/releases for download of latest version.

Bash / Nautilus script to convert cbr/cbz files to pdf. Support iRex iLiad and Sony Reader format. (High CPU and memory usage while running). And more scripts like dir2pdf, MangaHalf, ComicHalf and Rotatepage.

This project is the beginning of a big photo book conversion tool. Starting with ifolor (from switzerland) and output to scribus (which is a DTP application and can easily be used to create a pdf), I plan to also support other formats and support cross conversion, but for that I need YOUR INPUT (at least test files). Also other output formats are possible, but I didn't find a better format in the open source world than scribus yet. The project runs in a Java virtual machine. The project has now gone to GitHub: https://github.com/daald/fotobuch-convert/

Kabeja is a java library for parsing DXF and converting to SVG (dxf2svg). The library supports the SAX-api and can integrated into other applications (Cocoon,Batik). Tools for converting svg to jpeg, tiff, png and pdf are included .

Jaiom (Java All In One MediaProcessing Server) intends to provide a simple to use webservices based, media processing facade which processes videos, photos, pdf and MS Office media types using many different kind media processing engines.

fig2ps is a perl script designed to convert Xfig files to postscript or PDF files, processing text using LaTeX.

gnujpdf is a Java package (gnu.jpdf.*) for generating and printing PDF files. Formerly retepPDF by Peter Mount.

ImagePDFMerger is a 100% java console application for converting/merging any number of images into one single PDF document. Designed to be run unattended on any computer, it watches a directory and when files appear will trigger the conversion.

Christerbator is a command-line program that converts images into very large images (in pdf format) that can be printed on regular-sized pieces of paper. This is a java port of the C# version of The Rasterbator from http://arje.net/rasterbator.

Img2Eps is image converter written in Java which converts raster images into EPS (Encapsulated Post Script). It supports simple lossless compression, so the generated EPS images are quite small. Generates PostScript Language Level 2.

Software that produces a HTML gallery from a set of JPEG files. The software generates thumbnails, adds a description to the html's which the user can specify and produces scaled images. JPEG IT also generates a perl script for adding comments.

make.photo.cd is a mega shell script that generates simple html (no use of java, or javascript, does not mean html that is simple minded :-) set of browsing pages for a selection of Digital Camera images. The final stages will generate a CDROM image that

Subtitling program written in Java. Currently command-line driven taking a script file as input and titles as output.

METAGRAF is an Application written in pure Java (platform independent) to create any kind of graphics, including text and images, and that outputs a MetaPost file that can be converted in PostScript, PDF ...etc., or can be included directly in any TeX/LaT