Choose a TIFF->PDF converter with command line that does not require installation?

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Pavel K.2014-02-06 15:23:15

Data conversion

Pavel K., 2014-02-06 15:23:15

Given - a multi-page TIFF file
. Need - to get a PDF file.
The ideal would be one file (utility) which would be given TIFF as a parameter, and the output would be PDF.
From what GraphicsMagick tried, it did not fit, because often swears at files, cannot read them.
For Windows.

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Yuri Lobanov, 2014-02-06
@iiil

And that regular printing through any pdf printer is not suitable?

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Slava Anzhiganov, 2014-02-06
@vanzhiganov

WEB: converttifftopdf.com
Ubuntu Linux:
# apt-get install libtiff-tools
# tiffcp *.tif output.tif
# tiff2pdf -o output.pdf output.tif

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Spetros, 2015-03-30
@Spetros

Engine
(from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

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Ramallah, 2015-03-30
@ramallah

And if I have a website (without an engine), let it be news and with the ability to register users, make a database, add a couple of articles manually to the database, then make a conclusion to the site, etc. I have the task described above (to find out the number of users), I make an admin panel, draw a design, etc. Then I write an elementary script for the admin panel, which returns the number of those same users upon request. The same example, only with news, the admin panel is already there, I add the ability to edit articles there - I write a script that accesses a certain table, displays the names of all articles in the PU, I enter the news and so on ...

In the meantime, you are writing all this, the competitor will collect the audience on WordPress / Drupal / ...

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Maxim Timofeev, 2015-03-30
@webinar

The engine is jargon. Understand the difference between framework and CMS and you will answer your own question.
1. Writing from scratch in bare php is a utopia
2. Ready-made CMS is a solution for:
a) few budget projects
b) for people without knowledge of programming languages
c) if the cms functionality fully covers the current and possible future needs of the project
3. There is such a thing - framework. This is a set of blanks, classes and logics. It allows you to make a simple cms in a couple of hours, for your own needs without unnecessary features. For example, I use a bunch of yii2 + bootstrap3. Including this will allow you to add the necessary functionality in the future with minimal loss of time. And it will allow you to create very complex projects. To do this, you need to know PHP, OOP, as well as preferably CSS, Html and a little understanding of Jquery