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pdf config under windows - is this right?
hello. just wondering about the right configuration on a windows based system.
is this right? define('PHPDIG_PARSE_PDF', 'c:\programme\ghostgum\pstotext\pstotext3.exe'); or do i have to regard capital and non-capital letters? |
Hi. Is it pstotxt3.exe or pstotext3.exe?
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you are right... an e too much.. thx.. ;-)
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Sorry to hijack this thread, but I have a similar question/problem.
I have copied the file pdftotext.exe to my IIS 4.0 web server into D:\PDFTOTEXT I have amended the "config.php" file like this: PHP Code:
Quote:
I have tried with single backslashes but get the same error. PHP Version 4.3.3 OS is NT4.0 with latest service packs. |
I managed to fix the problem myself.
The line should be: PHP Code:
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