Service Components

3-Heights™ Image to PDF Converter Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ Image to PDF Converter Service is a Windows Service that automatically converts image files placed in watched folders into PDF documents. Different versions of PDF, including PDF/A, can be selected for the output file. The service can also convert images of one file type into images of another file type.

3-Heights™ PDF Analysis & Repair Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ PDF Analysis & Repair Service is a Window Service that allows you to automatically analyze PDF files simply by moving them to a watched folder. Corrupt files are either repaired, or intact embedded images (including scanned pages) are recovered and stored in a new PDF file.

3-Heights™ PDF Optimization Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ PDF Optimization Service is a Windows NT Service that allows you optimize and linearize PDF documents simply by dragging and dropping them in watched folders. Each watched folder can be configured with a specific set of options (optimize for high quality printing, linearize for fast web viewing, reduce file size etc.)

3-Heights™ PDF Printer Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ PDF Printer Server is a ready-to-use product that installs a Windows NT Service process to automatically print PDF documents placed in watched folders (drag & drop) to any printer device in the Windows operating system.

3-Heights™ PDF Security Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ PDF Security Service is a Windows Service that automatically decrypts, encrypts, and sets permissions on PDF documents placed in watched folders. Typical uses include: - Restrict access to sensitive and confidential PDF documents - Remove encryption on PDF documents, e.g. for long-term archiving in compliance with PDF/A or to allow for the documents to be amended - Restrict the printing and re-use of PDF content that is published in the internet

3-Heights™ PDF to Image Converter Service 1.60

The 3-Heights™ PDF to Image Converter Service is a Windows Service that automatically converts PDFs placed in watched folders into raster image files. Typical implementations of this technology include: - Storing PDF documents in a TIFF archive - Creating thumbnails of PDF pages - Permitting viewing on the web without requiring a PDF reader - Preparing PDF documents so they can be printed on a raster device

Run Service ActiveX V2.0

Have you ever thought about writing applications as services giving them all flexibility and power of true Windows NT Service? Among its benefits you will be able to utilize automatic start at boot-time to ensure maximum uptime of the system-critical applications, running your programs at background without user interventions, remote administration, automatic restart and more! Now it is possible with Run Service ActiveX.