The Help Resources section contains convenient links to all our online help resources for Document Conversion Service.
Our video tutorials and quickstart guides will help you install, configure, and run Document Conversion Service and Watch Folder Service. For programmers, our command line tools and .NET ConvertUtility API have a complete programmer's reference.
Video Tutorials
Learn more about Document Conversion Service with our Getting Started video series, or go further and customize our software to your needs with our advanced tutorials. Our advanced videos cover topics from monitoring multiple input folders for files to convert to how to set up high-throughput clustered conversion using multiple computers.
Quick Start Guide
This short guide covers the basics of how to start and stop Document Conversion Service, how to convert a file, and what third-party applications you may need to have installed.
User Guide
The user guide explains all things Document Conversion Service. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, this document contains everything you need to get started and all the information you need for any advanced customization.
It covers installing, upgrading the product, and backing up custom configurations to restore later.
Learn how Document Conversion Service can convert files with sections for desktop conversion, monitored Watch Folders, command line utilities, and a programmable API.
Command Line Tools
Discover our collection of command line tools for converting and combining files and folders of files. Our command line tools can be used from any command prompt, as scheduled tasks, in batch files, or called from any programming language such as C#, VB, C++, Java, and PowerShell.
.NET ConvertUtility API
Add document conversion into your own .NET programs with our PEERNET.ConvertUtility.dll included with Document Conversion Service. Easily convert files, folders, dynamic lists of files, or combine multiple files into a single TIFF or PDF.
Online Resources
All our quick start, user guide, and programmer's reference documentation are here.
