I'm trying to convert a bunch of HTML files into PDF files. I'm looking for an automated solution so that i don't have to open each HTML file individually and convert it to PDF. In Mac OSX, convert utility can be used to convert HTML files to PDF.
The “de facto” command line utility for rendering HTML to PDF. It does render accurately - but does so by rendering pages as images inside the PDF! So, you get massive file sizes with none of the standard interactivity of PDFs (text selection, links, etc). I'm trying to convert a bunch of HTML files into PDF files. I'm looking for an automated solution so that i don't have to open each HTML file individually and convert it to PDF. In Mac OSX, convert utility can be used to convert HTML files to PDF. I'm facing two problems. Convert utility is not applying CSS style to generated PDF content. This is a Windows program that you can use to convert web pages by URL or batches of HTML documents on the command line to PDF. There is also a preview window so you can see what file you're going to convert before you convert it. There is a free trial. The full version costs around $50.
Wkpdf A Command Line Html To Pdf Converter For Mac Mac
I'm facing two problems. convert utility is not applying CSS style to generated PDF content. My AppleScript for batch convert is not working. Here's my AppleScript: on open inputdocuments repeat with thisdocument in inputdocuments if thisdocument is not document file then set thisdocumentpath to POSIX path of thisdocument do shell script '/System/Library/Printers/Libraries/convert -f ' & quoted form of thisdocumentpath & ' -o ' & quoted form of thisdocumentpath & '.pdf' end if end repeat end open I use this script to create a.app and then drag the documents folder onto the generated.app file. Note that all images associated with images are placed in a subdirectory/subfolder. My document structure looks like this: /HTML /HTML/Images/ /HTML/a.html /HTML/b.html Any suggestions?