Examples: Complete List Of Examples

Below are many examples illustrating the use of the command line. Simply select the conversion you are doing, and modify the example to suit your specific needs. The examples listed are a subset of what can be done, but the most popular. If you don’t see what you are trying to do, select the closest and work from there.

Converting PDF Files

Converting from PDF to DOC

Converting from PDF to TXT (both ascii and Unicode)

Converting from PDF to HTML

Converting from PDF to RTF

Converting DOC Word Documents

Converting from DOC to PDF

Converting from DOC to TXT (both ascii and Unicode)

Converting from DOC to HTML

Converting from DOC to RTF

Converting from DOC to DOCX

Converting DOCX Word Documents

Converting from DOCX to PDF

Converting from DOCX to TXT (both ascii and Unicode)

Converting from DOCX to HTML

Converting from DOCX to RTF

Converting from DOCX to DOC

Converting Text Files

Converting from TXT to PDF

Converting from TXT to HTML

Converting from TXT to DOC

Converting from TXT to DOCX

Converting from TXT to RTF

Converting HTML Documents

Converting from HTML to PDF

Converting from HTML to TXT (both ascii and Unicode)

Converting from HTML to DOC

Converting from HTML to DOCX

Converting from HTML to RTF

Converting RTF Documents

Converting from RTF to PDF

Converting from RTF to TXT (both ascii and Unicode)

Converting from RTF to DOC

Converting from RTF to DOCX

Converting from RTF to HTML

Converting From any file MS Word can Open

Converting from any file MS Word can open to any file MS Word can Save As

See Also:

"Using 'Convert Doc' - Command Line"

"Command Line Switch Specification"

Helpful Hints For Creating a Command Line