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  • gglapkizzz Posted 2018-09-13
    Awesome tool for converting a folder of scanned images to one pdf. The best part is that you get things done even without going deep into command-line parameter details - I just used the examples provided with ReadMe. Still, if you'd like, you can configure quite a lot. Kudos!
  • kartorz Posted 2017-11-08
    Great job, I have ported to Android easily.
  • mhubel Posted 2017-03-22
    Outrageously simple to use jpeg2pdf *.jpeg -o somefile.pdf. Runs so fast you don't even see it happen.
  • pkolwaczyk Posted 2017-03-15
    Simply works as advertised.
  • seemore4 Posted 2017-03-01
    Great program; lean, and just simply does what you need it to do. No BS means it executes fast. What a relief!
  • cronopionight Posted 2016-07-03
    Is this a virus ? It didn't work for me. Please contact me if that's not the case and I'll remove this comment.
  • marhc7 Posted 2016-04-15
    No custom page size?
  • rayyanmerchant Posted 2016-04-01
    Amazing program fast,easy and simple to use . Thank you
  • mohag Posted 2016-02-12
    1.1 no longer compiles on GNU/Linux. 1.02 does though, seems useful. Needs a bug tracker...
  • simulyant Posted 2016-02-11
    The following error appeares: Can't obtain image dimension from '11207021000_1440.jpg'. Aborted.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • intruderforge Posted 2016-01-28
    This is really fast, and works like a charm!!! Simple, light-weight; but does the job in perfection!!!
  • tmarkmann Posted 2016-01-06
    Really nice work! Fast and easy to use if you know the commandline a bit. Note: if you want to create a single PDF file for every image, you could run a command like: forfiles /p %CD% /m *.jp* /c "cmd /c C:\PATHTOPROGRAM\jpeg2pdf.exe @file -o @file.pdf" just change into the image directory and adjust the program path before you run the command. Have fun :-)
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • bl8086 Posted 2015-11-20
    Just amazing! Very fast, friendly and smart!
  • i-john Edited 2015-09-28
    In the function Jpeg2PDF_GetFinalDocumentAndCleanup(), the address of the pdfFinalSize variable is passed to be assigned with the final PDF file size. However, the conditional block at the top of the function compares the variable's value instead of the variable's address: if (outPDF && (*outPDFSize >= pPDF->currentOffSet)) Shouldn't it be outPDFSize instead of *outPDFSize ? Thank you.
  • richarmony Posted 2015-03-02
    Really useful, but not intended for the average computer user. User needs some programming skills. A GUI would help much.
  • jeremie73 Posted 2014-12-18
    Super programme, merci pour le partage ! ;)