PDF-Save-Pages-as-Images
Command Description
Save the specified page in PDF file as image and with the naming convention of "PDF file name_number"
Command Prototype
PDF.PageSaveToPic(filePath,password,savePath,pageStart,pageEnd)
Parameter Description
Parameter | Required | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
filePath | True | path | '''C:\Users''' | Path of the PDF file |
password | True | string | "" | PDF file password. No need to fill in if no password |
savePath | True | path | '''C:\Users''' | Directory to save the extracted images. Defaults to the location of the PDF file |
pageStart | True | number | 1 | The starting page number of the image to be saved (starting from 1) |
pageEnd | True | number | 2 | The ending page number of the image to be saved |
Demo
/********************************Save the specified page as a picture*********** ********************
Command prototype:
PDF.PageSaveToPic('''C:\Users''',"",'''C:\Users''',1,2)
Input parameters:
filePath--PDF file path
password--PDF file password, no password need to fill in
savePath--the path where the picture is saved, the default is the directory where the PDF file is located
pageStart--The starting page number that needs to be saved as a picture, starting from 1
pageEnd--the end page number that needs to be saved as a picture
Outgoing parameters:
None
********************************************************************************/
Dim filePath='''C:\Users\Chance\Desktop\testPDF\Laiye Technology RPA Product Introduction.pdf'''
Dim password=""
Dim savePath='''C:\Users\Chance\Desktop\testPDF'''
Dim startPage=1
Dim endPage=2
PDF.PageSaveToPic(filePath,password,savePath,startPage,endPage)