PXL to Image Shell for Linux

You can convert the document of PXL to image file on your Linux system with the help of PXL to Image Shell for Linux which is a Linux system oriented application. PXL document contains data stored as a grid of rows and columns. PXL is a kind of pocket Excel file which is also a print spooling file format.

PXL to Image Shell for Linux is a tool designed for converting printed document such as PCL, PRN, PXL, etc. to image files such as BMP, PNG, TIFF, etc. It is free for evaluation and you can download it via clicking here.

PXL to Image Shell for Linux is specially designed for Linux system. So you can run it on a server by using the server license. In addition, this application is guaranteed for being redistributed within a third-party software package with a developer license. If you need any license, you can click here to purchase according to your needs.

PXL to Image Shell for Linux is instantly runnable after it is unpacked into your disk. This application is only Linux operation system supported and you have to open the term to input commands before running it.

In the default current directory of the term window, you have to use the absolute path of PXL to Image Shell for Linux to call the application. For simple use, you can change the current directory of the term to the one where the converter is saved. Then you will be able to use the relative path of the application.

The following command is an example for converting PXL to image and here you can take PNG format as the example of output image.

./pcl2image –i ./print/file-in.pxl –o ./test/file-out.png –b 1 –r 789x456

In the commands, "pcl2image" is the name of the executable file of the application, option "-i" specifies the path of the source file as "./print/file-in.pxl" and "-o" sets the path for target image file as "./test/file-out.png". By using the option "–b 1", you can set the color depth of target image as 1-bit. The option "–r 789x456" is to set resolution of the target file as 789x456 DPI.

Then please hit "Enter" button on your keyboard for running the conversion from PXL to PNG.

Features of PXL to Image Shell for Linux