Overview

The Raster Image Printer makes converting documents to 30+ industry-standard raster image file formats, like JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF, and PNG, easy. Click for a complete list.

After converting documents into image files, you can share, archive or (automatically) attach them to messages as virus-free attachments.

Unlike competing products that offer a multitude of obscure and obsolete file formats, this virtual printer specializes in producing the exact image you require (be it JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF, PNG, or any other) through it’s customizable image-specific properties not found in competing products.

Easy as 1-2-3!

1.                 Start your application and open the document you want to convert.

2.                 Print your document by selecting Raster Image Printer 7.0 from the list of available printers.

3.                 When prompted, select where to save the image file, choose the file type and you're done!

It's just that EASY! If you can print it, you can convert it to JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF, PNG, and more.

Why use the Raster Image Printer?

                  Convert to any supported image format from any Windows application, including proprietary, in-house applications built for Windows.

                  Combine multiple different documents into a single multi-paged TIFF file quickly and easily with this image writer.

                  Extensive customizable image options, including compression, color, resolution, and paper size, allow you to create the exact file format you require. Just set the ePro printer properties once and forget about them.

                  Saves time by streamlining document workflow – easily attach your own processing logic before and after file creation.

                  Fully customizable file naming ability allows you to specify where the file is saved and how it is named.

                  Automatically documents simply by printing them to the image printer.

                  Integrating the driver with your solution does not require any special API or developer kit. Everything you need is already included with the product.

What can I do with the Raster Image Printer?

Complete control over the file size and image quality of the raster image files created.
The image printer is configured to produce good quality pictures upon install, but there are times when you need to control the size of the file or the quality of the image produced. Increase the printer’s resolution (to a maximum of 600 DPI) to increase the quality of the image, or lower the resolution (to a minimum of 50 DPI) to create a smaller sized image.

Save space with automatic color options – the fewer the colors, the smaller the file.
The image printer takes the guesswork out of selecting the color mode the image is stored in when performing convert to JPEG, PDF, TIFF to name a few. Without affecting the image quality, the virtual printer can automatically reduce your document image to the fewest number of colors possible. This option is easily changed if you always need true color, greyscale or monochrome images.

Customize the image file format options to get the exact file you need, every time.
For certain types of applications, such as archival, , or proprietary systems, the type of image file that needs to be used is restricted in format and compression type, and will be rejected if it does not match. The PEERNET ePro printer provides the ability for you to specify the image format and compression that must be generated in order to guarantee these files will be accepted by these systems every time!

Advanced file naming convention
If your files need to follow a specific naming convention or be stored in a certain location, the PEERNET Multi-Format Image Printer advanced file naming ability can be easily configured to meet your needs – be it for an archival, or other proprietary system.

Ultimate control and tight integration with YOUR workflow process.
To streamline or automate any process, the PEERNET raster driver provides several points in its file creation process that allows you to attach your own processing logic that will run or be invoked before or after the creation of your raster image file(s). Take advantage of what others have done to save money every day.

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