Although with Linux, I prefer the term "elegant". Or you can even modify the script to add uploading the converted images to an existing windows file server instead so it puts the files in their already existing mapped network drives. Your samba share has 3 windows shares in it. This is done on a schedule you choose - like 15 minutes. So your imagemagick script will convert any pdfs it finds in the drop-off folder, move the jpgs into the converted folder, and move the originals into the done folder.
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Teach them how to drop a pdf into a (samba) shared folder on the ubuntu server, and then teach them how to browse to a different (samba) shared folder on the same ubuntu server to retrieve their jpgs, 15 minutes later. But I love the creativity and idea! :) Thank you wreker. Installing it for a single process and teach users how to use another OS would be overkill though. Then just drop the pdfs off in that folder and go back to gaming. Have it move the original PDFs to a "finished" folder and move the converted images to a "converted" folder. If you are really lazy, you can learn the options you need, and make your perfect script, and then schedule it to run every 15 minutes or so. You can even do multiple pages per single jpg like 2-up or 4-up if you wanted. Imagemagick has a lot of options so you can tweak it for rotation, or resolution too. So a file named "my-multi-page.pdf" would become my-multi-page01.jpg, my-multi-page02.jpg, my-multi-page03.jpg etc.
Multi-page PDFs would become multiple separate jpg files. I think that would convert every pdf file in the current folder to jpg. You could script it too like this: for file in *.pdf do convert $file $.jpg It's part of the wonderful imagemagick package. Hi bro, U culd also uz the ubuntu cuz itz free.
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