Watermark Printer

This is a very crude version of a "Watermark Printer" - it prints on a "preprinted paper" (e.g. something containing the company logo)


@echo off

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:: install redmon in %userprofile%\appdata\redmon
:: put this script in %userprofile%\appdata\redmon\email.bat
:: create new printer with port RPT1:
:: configure port redirect to %userprofile%\appdata\redmon\redrun.exe
:: port arguments %userprofile%\appdata\redmon\email.bat  %%1

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:: Ghostscript configuraton
set GS_INSTALL="%userprofile%\appdata\redmon\gs"
set GS_VERSION=8.63
:: LibTIFF configuraton
set LIBTIFF_INSTALL=%userprofile%\appdata\redmon\GnuWin32
:: PDF viewer configuraton (no need to set, if PDF is a registered file type)
set PDF_READER=
:: Watermark background config
set BACKGROUND="%userprofile%\appdata\redmon\\Watermark.pdf"
:: PDFTK location
set PDFTK="%userprofile%\appdata\redmon\"
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:: temporary PDF directory
set PDF_DIR=%TEMP%\1
:: delete old temporary PDF directories if required
for /d %%D in ("%TEMP%\1\") do if not "%%D"=="%TEMP%\1\" rd /s /q "%%D"
:: create if required
if not exist "%PDF_DIR%" md "%PDF_DIR%"
echo myass > %PDF_DIR%\blah
:: check if file is given
if not "%~1" == "" goto CHECK_FOUND
echo ERROR: No file name given!
goto END
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:CHECK_FOUND
:: check for file existence
if exist "%*" goto SET_FNE
echo ERROR: File "%*" not found!
goto END
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:SET_FNE
:: set input file, name and extension
call :set_input_file_name_ext "%*"
:: check file type
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == "" set INPUT_NAME=%~n1.ps
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == "" set INPUT_EXT=.ps
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == ".ps" goto PROCESS_PS
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == ".tiff" goto PROCESS_TIFF
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == ".tif" goto PROCESS_TIFF
if "%INPUT_EXT%" == ".pdf" goto PROCESS_PDF
echo ERROR: File type "%INPUT_EXT%" not supported!
goto END
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:PROCESS_PS
:: set file names
set PS_FILE=%INPUT_FILE%
set PDF_FILE=%PDF_DIR%\%INPUT_NAME%.pdf
:: convert to PDF
"%GS_INSTALL%\gs%GS_VERSION%\bin\gswin32c.exe" -dSAFER -dNumRenderingThreads#%NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS% -sDEVICE#pdfwrite -o "%PDF_FILE%" -c .setpdfwrite -f "%PS_FILE%"
goto DISPLAY
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:PROCESS_TIFF
:: set file names
set TIFF_FILE=%INPUT_FILE%
set PDF_FILE=%PDF_DIR%\%INPUT_NAME%.pdf
:: convert to PDF
"%LIBTIFF_INSTALL%\bin\tiff2pdf.exe" -o "%PDF_FILE%" -f "%TIFF_FILE%"
goto DISPLAY
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:PROCESS_PDF
:: set file name
set PDF_FILE=%INPUT_FILE%
::
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:DISPLAY
:: open PDF file in reader
:: start /b "%PDF_READER%" "%PDF_FILE%"
::
:: apply background
%PDFTK%\pdftk.exe "%PDF_FILE%" background %BACKGROUND% output "%PDF_DIR%\output.pdf"
:: call OUTLOOK - ugly for the moment
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\OFFICE14\OUTLOOK.EXE" /a "%PDF_DIR%\output.pdf"

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:END
exit
::
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:: Subroutine: set_input_file_name_ext
:: Arguments:  %1 = "path/name.ext"
:: Purpose:    set environment vars to input file, name and extension
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:set_input_file_name_ext
set INPUT_FILE=%~1
set INPUT_NAME=%~n1
set INPUT_EXT=%~x1
goto :eof
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