Graphics

Office Server Document Converter V11.0 supports the following types of graphics input. Unless otherwise noted they are supported across all platforms; Windows, Linux.
When graphic cormats cannot be embedded directly into the outputted PDF/SVG, they are converted into the format that can be embedded. An error occurs if the original document includes any unsupported graphics format. Specify "3" in -extlevel option if you want the program to ignore any unsupported graphics and continue processing.

  See also Graphics in the INX Output section.
  See also Image Output in the XPS Output section.

When the specified image cannot be acquired because the image is not existent, etc., a substitute image will be displayed instead. However if the image is a background-image, a substitute image will not be displayed.

BMP

Supports Windows Bitmap. The content-type is “image/bmp”.

JPEG

Supports JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format). The content-type is “image/jpeg”.

JPEG 2000

Supports JPEG 2000 of the following format.

PNG

Supports PNG (Portable Network Graphics Format). The following restrictions currently exist:

The content-type is “image/png”.

TIFF

Supports the TIFF files of TIFF Revision 6.0 specification.

Supports the following color expression.

Restrictions:

The content-type is “image/tiff”.

GIF

Supports Graphics Interchange Format. The following restrictions currently exist:

The content-type is “image/gif”.

WMF

Supports Windows Metafile. The image quality is maintained by embedding the vector image in the PDF, SVG. The following restrictions currently exist:

WMF in gzip file format is also supported. The content-type is “image/wmf”.

EMF

Supports Enhanced Metafile. The image quality is maintained by embedding the vector image in the PDF, SVG. The following restrictions currently exist:

EMF in gzip file format is also supported. The content-type is “image/emf”.

SVG

Supports Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1. Office Server Document Converter V11.0 greatly enhances the rendering quality of SVG in PDF through a newly developed SVG original rendering engine. For more details, see “SVG Conformance”. SVG in gzip file format is also supported.

If the correct xmlns is described in the svg tag, it's counted as SVG. If not, it's not counted as SVG.

The typical content-type is "image/svg+xml".

CGM

Office Server Document Converter V11.0 Plus supports CGM defined in ISO/IEC 8632:1999 and WebCGM 2.0 defined in W3C.
If the CGM Option is installed, CGM graphic is embedded as vector graphic into the PDF without raster degradation.

About the CGM input function, see CGM Conformance page.