AFP2Image Transform Server

AFP2Image Transform Server enables users to batch convert AFP documents IBM MO:DCA (AFP, IOCA and PTOCA) to images in various formats via hot folder on Microsoft Windows. The software monitors the input folder for incoming AFP file and output the images to a specified folder. Features: Convert AFP to JPEG Convert AFP to PNG Convert AFP to BMP Convert AFP to TIFF Convert AFP to GIF Convert AFP to FAX Convert AFP to PSD Convert AFP to PCX Support for AFP to PBM, AFP to PGM, AFP to PNM, AFP to PPM conversion 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 Monitor hot folder for incoming AFP file and output the transformed format to a specified folder Automatically load on system startup Event logging Multi-user server environment support for Microsoft Windows Server, Citrix Server, Web Server etc. 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 image conversion RLE and DeltaRow Compression for Bitmap and PCL 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 Define Maximum Strip Size for FAX (G4 Encoding TIF) Auto Adjust Width to align with standard paper sheets for FAX Legacy support for CCITT RLE Create 1-bit or 8-bit bitmap for CMYK separation Support TIFF CMYK separation output JPEG Quality support for JPG and JPEG files.

Whats new in this version:

Version 3.02 adds support for Windows 10 64-bit and 32-bit.