I have the same problem with paperport.max files. I am trying to convert thousands of them scanned in paperport 8.0 from.max to.pdf format. Graphic Converter seems to be a perfect program for batch conversions. It seems to work for some users, and not others. My converted.pdf documents open as. Visioneer PaperPort Viewer 5.0 can be downloaded from our software library for free. The most recent setup file that can be downloaded is 2.6 MB in size. The most popular versions among the program users are 5.0 and 3.0. Icon2B87FB05.exe or PPVIEWER.EXE are the common file names to indicate the. Turn all sorts of paper documents letters school assignments tax forms legal documents receipts bills keepsakes and more into searchable PDF documents PaperPort. .max files are scanned documents saved as images by Scansoft software (Paperport). This free software can read them and save them as pdf files on Linux: On Windows you'll have to use Paperport or Omnipage to open the files.

I've been looking for a.max to.jpg converter for some time. I just found out that my new scanner software will do this for me: OmniPage SE Version 4.0. It accomplishes it in a 3 step batch process. Step 1 was Load Files, where I selected 117.max files I wanted to convert.

Step 2 I left on Automatic. Step 3 I chose Save to File and picked.jpg. It converted all the images in one step. It didn't seem to be doing anything for a while, but when the color returns to the Step 3 icon you will have a sequentially numbered set of converted files using the name you chose in Save to File as the prefix. While not everyone has OmniPage SE, it did come free with my Canon LiDE 600F.

I apologize but my grand daughter which is 5 years old perfectly understand what I wrote!.MAX is the name extension of the file you asked about. - A file format which represents a scene in KINETIX's 3D Studio MAX explains in plain English that the.max name extension is used by KINETIX's 3D Studio MAX to stamp the documents which it creates. * Paperport File same thing for documents created by the program named Paperport * OrCAD Layout File same thing for documents created by the program named OrCAD. Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE jeudi 30 octobre 2008 13:52:43) Oct 30, 2008 5:52 AM. I have the same problem with paperport.max files. I am trying to convert thousands of them scanned in paperport 8.0 from.max to.pdf format. Graphic Converter seems to be a perfect program for batch conversions.

It seems to work for some users, and not others. My converted. Nx Zero Sete Chaves Download. pdf documents open as blank pages after converting them in Graphic Converter from.max format. I have been in contact with Graphic Converter support but no solution has been forthcoming.

I have tried to convert them in both Tiger and Leopard, with identical result. I have the demo version of Graphic Converter, and would be happy to take a chance on the purchased version if I thought I would obtain my desired results.

Any suggestions? Or, does anyone know a commercial file conversion service that would do the conversions for me? Nov 9, 2008 8:55 AM. Download the Paperport Viewer, there is a Mac version, although I don't know if it is for Mac OSX: Paperport seems to convert scans to industry standard.pdf, so you should ask that the client supplies these instead. Once you have them as.pdf Preview will convert them to whatever other format you may want. Graphic Converter has never been of much use to me. It's interface never was friendly and still looks like it was designed for System 7.

It's handling of pdfs is woeful, it can't even tell if the.pdf is bitmap or vector and converts the later to a bitmap, which is not what I want. OSX has a good selection of file conversions built in, usually accessible through Preview or Automator, although it does not cover the more arcane PC formats. For the rest I usually turn to PhotoShop. Nov 9, 2008 12:45 PM. Apple Footer This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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