Working with TIFF Conversions 6-11
6.3.3 CVista PdfCompressor Conversion Problems
The following table lists common conversion problems when using CVISION CVista PdfCompressor, possible causes, and solutions.
6.3.4 PDF Thumbnailing and Viewing Problems
The following table lists common problems with creating thumbnails for and viewing the PDF files that are generated by Inbound Refinery, possible causes, and solutions.
The TIFF Conversion conversion method is not
available in the Content Server Configuration
Manager. The TiffConverterSupport
component has not been uploaded and enabled.
Upload and enable the TiffConverterSupport
component using either the Component Wizard or the
Component Manager. This component is included on the
Inbound Refinery distribution media.
The TIFF Conversion conversion method is not
available in the Content Server Configuration
Manager. The TiffConverterSupport
component is enabled, but Content Server has not been
restarted. Restart Content Server.
Problem Possible Causes
Solutions
Inbound Refinery is failing to launch CVista
PdfCompressor. The path to the CVista
PdfCompress.exe is incorrect. Ensure that the
PdfCompressor path is correct. For details, see
Configuring CVista PdfCompressor
on page 6-6. I have used the CVista
PdfCompressor user interface to change conversion settings,
but this has had no effect on how TIFF files are being
processed. Changes made in the CVista
PdfCompressor user interface will not affect how CVista
PdfCompressor functions when called by Inbound
Refinery. Change the CVista
PdfCompressor configuration settings using the Inbound
Refinery user interface. For details, see
Configuring CVista PdfCompressor
on page 6-6.
CVista PdfCompressor is only performing OCR on English
text. By default, CVista
PdfCompressor uses only an English OCR dictionary.
Other OCR languages must be set up.
Set up multiple OCR languages for CVista
PdfCompressor. For details, see
Configuring CVista PdfCompressor OCR
Languages on page 6-7.
Problem Possible Causes
Solutions
No thumbnails are being created for PDF files
generated by Inbound Refinery.
Thumbnailing is not enabled in Inbound Refinery.
Enable thumbnailing in Inbound Refinery. For details,
refer to the Inbound Refinery Administration Guide.
When viewing PDF files generated by Inbound
Refinery in Adobe Acrobat Reader, there are lines or
other artifacts on the screen. Acrobat Reader 4 is being
used to view the files. When viewing PDF files
generated by Inbound Refinery, use Adobe Acrobat
Reader 6.0.1 or higher for the best results.
Problem Possible Causes
Solutions
6-12 Administrators Guide for Conversion
7
Converting Microsoft Office Files to HTML 7-1
7
Converting Microsoft Office Files to HTML
Inbound Refinery can convert native Microsoft Office files to HTML by using the native Microsoft Office applications installed on a Windows system. Content Server
can be installed on either a Windows or UNIX platform, but for Microsoft Office to HTML conversions to work, Inbound Refinery must be configured on the Windows
system where the Microsoft Office native applications are installed. Microsoft Office to HTML conversions require the following components to be installed and enabled on
the specified server:
This section discusses how to work with Microsoft Office to HTML conversions and how to troubleshoot the conversion process. The section contains the following
sections:
■
About HTML Converter on page 7-2
■
Configuring HTML Converter Settings on page 7-2
Component Name Component Description
Enabled on Server
HtmlConverter Enables Inbound Refinery to
convert native Microsoft Office files created with
Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Visio to HTML using
the native Office application.
Inbound Refinery Server
MSOfficeHtmlConverterSupport Enables Content Server to
support HTML conversions of native Microsoft Office
files converted by Inbound Refinery and returned to
Content Server in a ZIP file. Requires that
ZipRenditionManagement component be installed on
the Content Server. Content Server
ZipRenditionManagement Enables Content Server
access to HTML renditions created and compressed
into a ZIP file by Inbound Refinery.
Content Server
7-2 Product TitleBookTitle as a Variable
7.1 About HTML Converter