AFP to TIFF Converter

Batch convert AFP documents IBM MO:DCA (AFP, IOCA and PTOCA) to full-page images in TIFF format at unlimited speed on Microsoft Windows. Features: Convert AFP to TIFF; Transform AFP to TIFF formats directly without conversion to IPDS by the PSF (Print Services Facility); Optimize AFP transform either by speed or by quality; Speedy conversion to efficiently handle production sized jobs; Maintain directory tree structure for AFP conversion; Delete or keep input files after conversion; Customize output file name with date and time information as prefix or suffix; Support 32bit full color conversion; Support RGB, CMYK, Device Gray color model; Support ICM intent and method; Sharpen image and graphics in output; Anti-aliasing for text and graphics; Image rotation; Adjustable image resolution for AFP to TIFF conversion; RLE and DeltaRow Compression for Bitmap and PCL; Define Maximum Strip Size for FAX (G4 TIF); Auto Adjust Width to align with standard paper sheets for FAX; Compress monochrome TIFF files with LZW Compression and PackBits Compression; Output 8-bit Grayscale, 12-bit RGB, 24-bit RGB, 48-bit RGB TIFF; Output 32-bit CMYK, 64-bit CMYK; Color separation of AFP page into four process colors, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, in four TIFF images; Support G4 Gray separation for AFP document page. AFP to TIFF Conversion Advantages: Reduce printing cost; Avoid costly changes or replacement of your AFP based print applications; Archive AFP/IPDS in TIFF image format; Easy integration with Microsoft Windows applications; Eliminate the need for specialized IBM AS/400 or Mainframe applications; Avoid new investment on IBM Certified document workflow; Distribute AFP reports in image formats across Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux platforms; Accelerate the delivery of AFP reports page by page; Lessen storage budget for hard copy reports; Categorize documents and reports by using ExTiff image metadata; Increase efficiency of information retrieval.

Whats new in this version:

Version 3.02 adds support for 1-bit TIFF separation pairs on Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10.