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Table 1: gXconvert supported input formats
Table 2: gXconvert supported output formats
Examples of these functions include converting to a specific output format, rotating or scaling input data formats to fit any output paper size, modifying the attributes of a plot (pens, fills, colors, etc.), converting to compact raster formats (TIFF), displaying images on screen and plotting files out of archives or scanners. The input and output configuration of gXconvert can be done easily to suit the needs of an individual application. It satisfies two needs. First, the configuration can be used to preserve the exact same output as the original file format even though the conversion has created a new file format. Integrity is retained in measures and details. If the input format does not provide all information needed to create the output format - color tables, pens and even graphics elements can be configured for the missing parts. Also, this modification functionality in conversions can work the same way if the output needs to look different, or the input file contains features (fonts, linestyles, etc.) not supported by the device or output format. gXconvert includes may popular predefined configurations to save setup time. Table 3: gXconvert supported operating systems
gXconvert supports a wide range of standard operating systems (see Table 3). Contact a sales representative for porting to additional operating systems. gXconvert may be easily integrated into an existing program environment. It can be activated from the command line, shell script, or from inside an application. Copyright © 2000 Allegria Software |
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