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Wanna apply file name template? VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter is such a tool which can help you apply file name template. Since TIFF images are smaller when compressed than PDF files, in many cases, people intend to use TIFF to replace the PDF file. This article is mainly how to apply file name template while converting PDF to TIFF.VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter has two different versions: one is Windows version, and the other is Mac version.To download the Windows version, please click VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter for Windows.To download the Mac version, please click VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter for Mac.How to apply file name template ? Step1. Download and run VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter Click to download VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter for Windows, and run it by double clicking its shortcut icon on your desktop or launching it through Start menu. You will go to the main interface of VeryPDF PDF to Any Converter.Step2. Import the PDF you want to convertClick the [Add] button on the top to import the PDF files that you want to convert.Step3. Click [PDF to Images]Click the [PDF to Images] button on the left column of the interface.(Note: This step is a must. Otherwise, the “Image Setting” in the “Setting” part will be gray and you can’t set.)Step4. Click [Setting], then click [Image Setting]Click the [Setting] button on the top, and then click the [Image Setting] button, then you will see the setting interface.Step5.Apply file name template to TIFFTick the text box besides “Apply file name template to single image file.”, then click the [Apply] button to apply the settings.Step6.Select the output folderClick the [Choose] button at the bottom of interface to choose the output folder where you want to put the converted file.Step7.Convert the PDFClick the [Start] button

Moderators: Acoustica Greg, Acoustica Eric, Acoustica Dan Doug64 Posts: 1 Joined: Sat Aug 08, 2009 12:26 pm mp3 file size changes after conversion back from wav I have some .mp3 files that I want to edit. When I convert to .wav and convert back (even if I have not edited them), the files are significantly smaller than the original files using the default setting on the Acoustica Audio Converter Pro. If I use a third party converter in the wav editor such as Creative's Wave Studio 7 or Audacity 1.2.6, the reconverted files are smaller yet. Note: I tried the highest setting on the Acoustica Audio Converter Pro and ended up with a larger mp3 file size. Why does this occur and what effect does the smaller output file have on sound quality?Examples: original file 9106 KB, Reconverted Acoustica Audio Converter Pro default setting: 6700 KB, Audacity reconverted: 3890 KB. Reconverted Acoustica Audio Converter Pro highest setting: 11155 KB.Thanks, Acoustica Greg Posts: 25337 Joined: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:30 pm Location: California Contact: Post by Acoustica Greg » Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:56 pm Hi,Is the converted file set to be at a lower quality? Was there silence trimmed from the start and end? Both of those things could explain a smaller file size.Go into the converter's options and check out the MP3 settings and the Audio processing settings.Give the files a listen with headphones and see how the quality sounds.Greg

By default all of built-in RadMap providers (Bing Maps, OpenStreetMap) use the standard Mercator projection. When reading shape files with different projections, then you can use a coordinate converter. To do this, set the CoordinateConverter property of MapShapeReader. The RadMap contains two built-in converters which convert coordinates from EPSG:27700 and EPSG:3857 to EPSG:4326 projection. OSGB36ConverterEPSG900913ConverterThe converter (OSGB36Converter/ EPSG900913Converter) can be specified by setting it to the MapShapeReader.CoordinateConverter property.Example 1: Setting CoordinateConverter property Custom Coordinate ConverterThe API of the RadMap allows you to use a custom coordinate converter by implementing the ICoordinateConverter interface.Example 2: Implement ICoordinateConverterpublic class CustomCoordinateConverter : ICoordinateConverter { public LocationCollection ConvertBack(LocationCollection collection) { return new LocationCollection(); } public LocationCollection ConvertTo(LocationCollection collection) { return new LocationCollection(); } public Location FromLocation(Location location) { return new Location(); } public Location ToLocation(object coordinates) { return new Location(); } public string ToString(Location location) { return location.ToString(); } } The custom coordinate converter can be assigned to the MapShapeReader.CoordinateConverter property.Example 3: Setting CustomCoordinateConverter in XAML See AlsoNavigationZoom ModesDistance and ScaleMouse LocationDefault Layout