ByteScout Premium Suite – VBScript – Convert pdf to bmp with pdf renderer sdk

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How to convert pdf to bmp with pdf renderer sdk in VBScript and ByteScout Premium Suite

If you want to learn more then this tutorial will show how to convert pdf to bmp with pdf renderer sdk in VBScript

Sample source code below will display you how to manage a complex task like convert pdf to bmp with pdf renderer sdk in VBScript. ByteScout Premium Suite is the bundle that includes twelve SDK products from ByteScout including tools and components for PDF, barcodes, spreadsheets, screen video recording. It can convert pdf to bmp with pdf renderer sdk in VBScript.

These VBScript code samples for VBScript guide developers to speed up coding of the application when using ByteScout Premium Suite. Follow the instructions from scratch to work and copy the VBScript code. Further improvement of the code will make it more robust.

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PDFToBmp.vbs

      ' Create Bytescout.PDFRenderer.RasterRenderer  object
Set renderer = CreateObject("Bytescout.PDFRenderer.RasterRenderer")

renderer.RegistrationName = "demo"
renderer.RegistrationKey = "demo"

' Load sample PDF document
renderer.LoadDocumentFromFile "../../multipage.pdf"

' Render PDF document at 96 DPI - default PC display resolution
' To get higher quality output, set 200, 300 or more
Dim renderingResolution
renderingResolution = 96

' Image format: 0 - BMP; 1 - JPEG; 2 - PNG; 3 - TIFF; 4 - GIF
Dim outputImageFormat
outputImageFormat = 0

' Iterate through pages
For i = 0 To renderer.GetPageCount() - 1
	' Rendered page to file
	renderer.Save "page" & CStr(i) & ".bmp", outputImageFormat, i, renderingResolution
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