The following command line arguments to Image to PDF all set some aspect of meta information which can be stored within a PDF document. These items of information are usually available/displayable through the PDF viewer:
Important Note: You should always use -Producer - see below for details.
-Author | |
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Parameters: | name - specifies the name (maximum of 256 characters) of the person who created the PDF document. |
Notes: | If spaces are required within the name then enclose it within quotes. |
-Creator | |
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Parameters: | name - specifies the name (maximum of 256 characters) of the application that created the PDF, or, if the content of the PDF was converted from another form it would normally be the name of the application that created the original content. |
Notes: | If spaces are required within the name then enclose it within quotes. |
-Producer | |
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Parameters: | name - specifies the name (maximum of 256 characters) of the application that converted the document from its native format to PDF. |
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-Title | |
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Parameters: | text - specifies the PDF document's title (maximum of 256 characters). |
Notes: | If spaces are required within the name then enclose it within quotes. |
-Subject | |
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Parameters: | text - specifies the PDF document's subject (maximum of 256 characters). |
Notes: | If spaces are required within the name then enclose it within quotes. |
-Keywords | |
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Parameters: | text - specifies the list of keywords associated with the PDF document (maximum of 256 characters). |
Notes: | If spaces are required within the name then enclose it within quotes. |
-CreationDate | |
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Parameters: | None |
Notes: | Sets the date that the PDF document was created using the current local time of the PC. |