Convert PDF portrait to image landscape using Imagemagick and PHP -
I want to convert a series of PDF to PDF, while the PDF is the picture and the PNG file scenario is ImageMagick. I received a PNG prototype (attached code below) conversion from PDF illustration. But with no distortion, there is no idea how to make a picture picture, (not to rotate the image) Can someone help me? Thank you. In fact, what I want will rotate the vertical page with objects on horizontal in which almost no changes will occur as I can do it using Microsoft Word / PowerPoint. You change the page orientation to landscape. When you change the orientation of a slide in PowerPoint, then it adds the whole layout again: Concentrated elements are moved or left, depending on the correct new width, multi-line text re-wrapped, and so on. This is possible because PowerPoint knows how the elements should be formatted. You can not do this with a PDF file because it does not include high-level formatting information like that; A PDF is basically a description of just putting ink on paper. Reading a PDF file, you do not know that a particular line of text should be centered; You direct bus (x, y), where its top-left corner should be located If a line of text appears below the other, then there is nothing that tells you that the words should be moved at the beginning of the second row at the beginning of the end, when the page is wide (for example wrapping the word) or If they are unrelated items (separate bullet points) that should not be combined. Basically, a PDF is more like a picture than an editable document. $ infile = $ direcory "/ Test.pdf"; $ Picture = new imagic (); $ Bodercolor = New Imagic Pixel ("White"); $ Images- & gt; Centrology (220, 220); $ Images & gt; Readimage ($ infile); $ Images & gt; Setimageformat ("png"); Forex Currency ($ i => $ Picture as Image $) {// Set Backgraud Color = White $ Image- & gt; Set sizeborder color ($ bodercolor); $ Image- & gt; Limit range ($ bodercolor, 0, 0); $ Image & gt; Writeimage (. $ Direcory "/ test-pg" $ i "png." ..); } $ Images- & gt; clear (); $ Images & gt; Destroyed ();
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