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Hi guys,
I have written a topic which involved creating HTML files from PDF file and I did it by using pdftohtml command line tool. When I had to do this the server which it was supposed to run on was mine and I could install whatever I wanted so it worked fine with GhostScript but now I have the same problem and I have to set an application up on a remote server with a command line tool. The problem is that I have to extract images from a pdf file which can not be obtained without an engine like GhostScript.

Is there any version which can convert pdf files to HTML files and is a command line tool(without installation)?

Is there any way to convert .rtf files to HTML?
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Thank you man, but I am not sure that you fully understood my question. I need to convert a .pdf file to HTML files. As far as I know pdflib is for creation of .pdf files. If you know how to solve this please write back.

Thank you about the class. I had a llok at it and I am sure that it works.
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Guys, I would appreciate any comments and help but it is too late in my country so I will have to log out for some hours.

I do hope that someone can solve this problem.

In my previous post I said that pdflib on creates .pdf files(I do not say that it does not read them. I just have never tried it for reading .pdf files. I have only tried its functunality to create .pdf files).
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