Document Studio Delphi
Next-generation multi-format document-processing component suite for Delphi/C++Builder developers

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By V. Subhash

Gnostice XtremeDocumentStudio Delphi is the next-generation multi-format document-processing component suite for Delphi/C++Builder developers. Currently, it supports viewing, printing, and converting PDF, DOCX, BMP, JPEG, PNG, WMF, EMF, and single-page and multi-page TIFF.

XtremeDocumentStudio Delphi Components

XtremeDocumentStudio provides the following components for processing documents:

• TgtDocumentViewer - document viewer
• TgtDBDocumentViewer - database document viewer
• TgtDocumentPrinter - document printer
• TgtDocumentConversion - document conversion

Convert documents to images

To create a simple application with the document conversion component, follow these steps:

1. Start your Delphi IDE.
2. Create a new VCL Forms Application project.
3. Drop the following components on the form.
   • TButton
   • TgtDocumentConverter
   • TOpenDialog
   

   A Delphi project for creating a document conversion application with XtremeDocumentStudio.

4. Double-click the button and set its click event handler to:

   var
     TiffEncoderParams: TgtTIFFEncoderParams;
   begin
     TiffEncoderParams := TgtTIFFEncoderParams.Create;
     TiffEncoderParams.MultiPageTIFF := true;
   
     if OpenDialog1.Execute then begin
       try
         gtDocumentConverter1.ConvertToFile(
           OpenDialog1.FileName, // input file
           '.tiff', // format
           '',      // use current directory for output files
           '',      // use input filename for output file prefix
           '',      // convert all pages
           TiffEncoderParams);
       except on Err:Exception do
         ShowMessage(Err.Message);
       end;
     end;
   end;
   

5. Compile and run the project.
6. Click the button on the form and select a document or image for conversion.
   

   The document-conversion application in action.