The ASCII format is a simple text format defining upper and lowercase English letters, numbers, and punctuation symbols. It has been extended to accommodate special characters.
Airbus – PDF to CGM, TIFF, ASCII
Friday, 16 March 2012
Airbus, a leading aircraft manufacturer, integrates FLY SDK into a proprietary server application used by their airline customers. When the application is fed PDF and PostScript files, FLY SDK drives the automatic extraction of vector graphics as CGM, raster images as TIFF or JPEG and text as ASCII. Airbus chose Visual Integrity because of excellent
- Published in ASCII Text, CGM, JPEG, PDF, PostScript, testimonial, TIFF
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Alsco – PostScript to ASCII
Friday, 16 March 2012
As the first company to introduce commercial linen services to the world in Lincoln, Nebraska 1889, Alsco is used to pioneering solutions. Alsco Inc., now a worldwide leader in their area, deployed the PDF FLY Server on Solaris and Linux servers across North America as an integrated part of their corporate document archiving system
- Published in ASCII Text, PostScript, testimonial
Medavie Blue Cross – PostScript to ASCII
Friday, 16 March 2012
Medavie Blue Cross provides health, travel, life and income replacement, administers various provincial and federal government-sponsored health programs and, manages ambulance services in the Atlantic provinces of Canada. Whitehill Technologies implemented the PDF FLY Batch Server at Medavie Blue Cross to move ASCII data from high-volume PostScript database output into its XML-based business intelligence platform.
- Published in ASCII Text, PostScript, testimonial
Labware – EMF to ASCII
Friday, 16 March 2012
Extract Text from a Real-Time Data Stream LabWare has been providing best-in-class Laboratory Automation software solutions for almost two decades to meet the data handling requirements of laboratories in diverse industries spread around the world. LabWare integrated the FLY SDK into LabStation to extract the ASCII text from EMF print files produced by Windows-based lab
- Published in ASCII Text, EMF, testimonial
ASCII Format Overview
Thursday, 14 April 2011
The ASCII format defines the basic character set for computers. It’s made up of 128 characters. An text file contains only the characters and simple formatting controls such as paragraph returns and tabs. All of the visual effects added by today’s word processing programs such as typefaces, font sizes, colors, line and paragraph spacing, tables
- Published in ASCII Text