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I am looking for an online file conversion site which converts DOCX, DOC, PPT, PDF etc. to JPG files using an API (RESTful etc.).
I do not mind paying for the service but am unable to find an such service online.
One that might work for you is convertapi (http://www.convertapi.com/).
I recently used this to enable the following conversions for an app :
doc/docx --> PDF
ppt --> jpg
doc/docx --> jpg
They have a very simple REST api that's easy to implement : (http://www.convertapi.com/api/word-pdf-api)
You probably should also have a look at the CloudConvert API, which, as far as I know, supports your mentioned formats.
Convertapi doesn't do ppt --> jpg at the moment.
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Well I am working with pdf and I used tabula and camelot for tabular data extraction.
But when its came to Image and scanned pdf. Tabula and camelot is not working plus I am not getting any proper module or program on github too. Can anyone suggest any best python module to extract tabular data from image and scanned pdf with python usage.
Tried tabula and camelot but its not working?
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I want to write application that could recording screen as a video in c++
During the search I found ffmpeg can done that.
What examples should I use to create a program?
I use the window api
I can load bitmaps into memory.
What I want to do is:
Loads 30 bitmaps in memory in one second.
Generate video using multiple bitmaps.
ffmpeg can record screen with code like:
ffmpeg -f dshow -i video="screen-capture-recorder" output.flv
please check ffmpeg document for full help.
If you can capture picture from screen please see this url
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I need a custom Rich-Edit control for making a text processing application. It must be Open-Source so that I can add my own feature. The windows default Rich-Edit controls are buggy for me cause I'm using my own font ( Bangla Font ). I've used all version of windows Rich-Edit but none those works well for me.
So now I need an owner drawn Rich-Edit control which must be Open-Source and also should include all the features of windows rich edit control.
I've searched on Google but have not found any useful.
If anybody know, Please give me the website link.
Take a look at Scintilla
It's Open Source and Notepad++ uses it.
EDIT: since Scintilla isn't really made for that kind of rich edit you could download Open Office's source code and find out how they do it.
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I am building an RSS Reader. Some of the existing ones out there (for example, Pulse News for iPhone/iPad) have a search box where you can search for some term (example - "sports") and it will return a list of feeds that match your search criteria. So in this example, you type in "sports", and it searches and then comes back with ESPN.com's news feed, Yahoo! Sports' news feed, etc. etc.
What search engine does that? I've looked at Syndic8.com and it was kind of crap compared to whatever Pulse is using. If you search for "sports" it returns feeds I've never even heard of from obscure sites.
Thank you!
You can have a look a the google feed api and espacially: https://code.google.com/intl/fr/apis/ajaxfeeds/documentation/reference.html#findFeeds
2017 Answer here.
There's a service called Pine (which I run) that aggregate Blog RSS and JSON feeds, and it has a free API.
https://pinesearch.com
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While googling for it.I've stumbled upon html2wiki that seems to do the job(will try after done posting the Q up). But, other than that, there are many other choices popped out during the query session.
An word on which app to choose would be appreciated!
Thanks
I'm quite a fan of pandoc. The advantage is you learn one tool and then you can do lots of different kinds of conversions, fast.
This is the only one that has worked for me:
https://foliovision.com/seo-tools/pandoc-online
My use case was an HTML exported from EverNote which I needed to transfer into MediaWiki engine.
You could try HTML-WikiConverter
It can be done with marksy.arc90.com
Marksy is an online (or a Chrome Extension) that converts one markup
language to another in your browser.
Currently:
Input types supported
Markdown
Rst
Textile
Html
Mediawiki
Jira (confluence)
Github (gfm)
Outputs
Markdown
Rst
Textile
Html
Jira (confluence)
Googlecode
Jspwiki
Moinmoin
Trac
Mediawiki
Marksy even has an API available.
The best of three test was achieved by Seapine {Labs} HTML to Wiki Converter.
It uses AJAX to convert HTML source code to MediaWiki syntax.
The project documentation can be found here.