
txt2pdf -iRELATORIO.TXT -oRELATORIO.PDF


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	TXT2PDF: ASCII to PDF Filter
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TXT2PDF is a command-line filter for encoding ASCII files as PDFs, for display
in Acrobat Reader 5 or better.

TXT2PDF is based on source code by PG Womack (c) 1998, available at 
http://www.planetpdf.com/mainpage.asp?WebPageID=156

This version is compiled on Windows using Visual C++ 6.0, and contains 
extensions to support command-line options.

TXT2PDF supports command-line arguments as follows:

	TXT2PDF [ -w## ] [ -h## ] [ -iffff ] [ -offff ] [ -f## ] [ -l## ][ -m## ] [ < fn ] [ > fn ]

	-w##	width (where ## is a number, in inches). Values can be floating-point
		values (e.g., 8.5). Maximum: 200. Minimum: 1. Sets the PDF page width.
		If not specified, the default width (8.5) is used.

	-h##	height (where ## is a number, in inches). Values can be floating-point
		values (e.g., 8.5). Maximum: 200. Minimum: 1. Sets the PDF page height.
		If not specified, the default height (11) is used.

	-ifff	input file name (fff). Filenames with spaces should be enclosed in quotations.
		If not specified, input is read from standard input. In this case, TXT2PDF
		should be called via:
			txt2pdf < fn.txt
		Maximum input filename length is 1024.

	-offf	output file name (fff). Filenames with spaces should be enclosed in quotations.
		If not specified, input is written to standard output. In this case, TXT2PDF
		should be called with:
			txt2pdf > fn.pdf
		Maximum output filename length is 1024.

	-m##	page margins (where ## is a number, in inches). Values can be floating-point
		values (e.g., 0.5). Minimum: 0. Maximum: one-half of page width. Default: 
		0.5 inches. Note: if specifying different page width from the default as well as margin,
		specify page width on the command-line prior to margins, otherwise, the max. margin
		will be one-half of 8.5 inches (default page width). Also note that margins are
		equal on all four edges.

	-f##	font size, in points. Values can be floating-point values (e.g., 9.5). Default: 10 pt.
		Minimum: 1pt. Maximum: 200pt. If you specify a font larger than the default, also 
		specify a leading size at least equal to the font size.

	-l##	leading size, in points. Values can be floating-point values (e.g., 9.5). Default: 10 pt.
		Minimum: 1pt. Maximum: 200pt. Specifying a leading smaller than the font size can
		cause vertical overprinting.

TXT2PDF produces PDF that is legal, according to the standards of the PDF file format specification,
but may cause Acrobat to "repair" the file when it opens.

NOTE: You cannot specify alternate fonts. Encoding is done using Courier font (monospace font).
Monospace fonts are the only sensible font to use when writing ASCII as PDF.

Free to distribute. Metaformix Information Systems (c) 2004. This free tool is offered 
without support or warranty of any kind.
