Performs linearization when outputting PDF and optimizes it for web display.To perform linearization, add -linearize after the output file path/output folder path specified by -o.
Linearization is an optional specification created to display PDF as quickly as possible when opening it in a web browser. Even if a file has been linearized and saved, if you add an increment and save the file, the linearization will be canceled, so you will need to perform the linearization process again.
This command is a little special and can be combined with other commands whose output format is PDF. Specifically, it can be combined with PDF creation/processing commands such as -mergeFiles, -dividePDF, and -addPageNumber, as well as PDF/A conversion using -fixedUPPDFA.
[Executing example commands]
Linearizes in.pdf and output it as out.pdf.
[Windows]
AHPDFToolCmd80.exe -d C:\in\in.pdf -o C:\sav\out.pdf -linearize
[Linux]
AHPDFToolCmd80 -d /home/antenna/test/test.pdf -o /home/antenna/sav/out.pdf -linearize
If the output format is PDF, -linearize can be combined with the folder specification of other commands.
At this time, you can process them all at once by specifying the output folder with the -o parameter. If you specify a folder for output, note that in most folder settings, you will also need to specify the input folder with the -d parameter. If a folder is specified, linearizes all output PDF files for Fast Web View. The name of the output PDF will be based on the other combined commands.
No parameters.