txt2pdf 11.1

Most of your files are text files. Commonly, your reports from legacy programs, COBOL programs, DBs, ERP programs and datawarehouse are textual.

You can use txt2pdf on any system that runs PERL or you can use a binary variant on Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, Mac OS X.

Features:

- Compatibility for Japanese fonts (HeiseiMin W3 90ms RKSJ H and HeiseiKakuGo W5 90ms RKSJ H) italic, normal, bold, Japanese paper and bolditalic formats (JISB5 and JISB4).
- Every ASCII chars is just half of a Japanese char. This enables to transform this Japanese text into this PDF.
- Compatibility for Korean font (HYSMyeongJoStd KSCms-UHC-H) italic, normal, bold, bolditalic.
- Every ASCII chars is just half of a Korean char.
- Support for simplified Chinese font (STSong GB-EUC-H) and traditional Chinese font (PMingLiU ETen-B5-H) italic, bold, normal, bolditalic.
- Every ASCII chars is just half of a traditional and simplified Chinese char. This enables to transform this text into this PDF
- Support for Czech, Polish, Greek, Hebrew, Cyrillic and Thai.
- Initial compatibility for utf8. At the moment you can encode utf8 into iso8859-1.
- txt2pdf supports STDOUT and STDIN.
- Mark colored (using common expressions) sentences in the created PDF files.
- Mark bold, italic and bold italic sentences in the created PDFfiles.
- Add page numbers on each page.
- Add text at the start and at the end of every file.
- Add a border to each page.
- Use background and foreground layers.
- It's likely to run through txt2pdf infinitely on a particular directory moving the created PDF to a particular directory, and the initial text to a particular directory.
- mailto (mailbcc, mailcc) options: the chance to send to the designated users (cc,to, bcc) the generated PDF like attach. It's likely to designate the title, the SMTP host, the body, the from user.
- ftp support: the chance to put the generated PDF in the designated ftp site.